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The National Association of Large Families (NOE) and the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS) have signed a cooperation agreement. The document was signed to formalize the long-standing cooperation between the two organizations.
Hungarian families are aware of and find useful the new opportunities offered in the government's largest home-creation program to date, as per the latest research of the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS). According to a representative survey of 1,000 people carried out November 3-5, 2020, four-fifths of respondents are familiar with and welcome new home-creation opportunities, of which the home renovation support is the most popular. Most of them believe that home-creation measures help to increase the desire to have children and improve the living standards of families.
The Mária Kopp Institute and Semmelweis University, Budapest will start working together to bring the family and health sciences closer together. The corresponding agreement was signed in the KINCS.
The book of Mária Kopp and Árpád Skrabski, “The Ways and Mazes of the Search for Happiness” has been republished by the Kopp Mária Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS). The volume seeks answers to such exciting questions like how family and marriage relate to physical and mental health. The book can provide guidance and a glimpse of spiritual charge in the current, stressful period for relationships and family.
One of the most important conditions for having a child is a self-owned home
The significance of the housing program is decisive for having children, as according to the Hungarians, a self-owned home and adequate housing conditions are necessary conditions for starting a family and expanding the family, as shown by the research of the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS).
The intergenerational alliance is of paramount importance during the coronavirus epidemic, this is why the government strengthens cooperation between young people and the elderly, said István Hollik at a joint event for the elderly held by the Young Families’ Club and KINCS.
