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    • INSTITUTIONAL FOSTER CARE
      • Centres combining tasks of the centres
      • Centres total
      • Family centres
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      • Socialization centres
      • Specialist therapy centres
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Category
HEALTH CARE, SOCIAL WELFARE AND BENEFITS TO THE FAMILY (K22)
Group
INSTITUTIONAL FOSTER CARE (G658)
Subgroup
Socialization centres (P1825)
Years
2001-2023
Data accessibility level
Statistical localities
Last update
15/04/2024
  • Category description
    Data about civilian health care, information about hospitals (including hospital branches located in other places), health resort treatment (reports ZD-1, ZD-2), since 2004, data about hospitals based on the report MZ-29; data regarding medical personnel (until 1998, report MZ-10; from 1999 on, report MZ-88), data regarding pharmacies and pharmaceutical outlets (reports ZD-5), out-patient health care and first-aid centres (reports ZD-3, ZD-3a, ZD-3b, ZD-4), data on facilities caring over child up to the age of 3 (report ZD-6 – report on nursery, since 2011 – report OD-1 nurseries and children’s clubs, on 2023 – since giving up OD-1 report – administrative data from the ministry competent for family affairs – (report RKZ 4G on activities of nurseries , children’s clubs and day carers), stationary social welfare facilities - social welfare homes and centres (report ZD-7), since 2003, report PS-03; information about children and young people care and education centres - child care establishments, family children's homes, emergency child care centres, foster homes, child villages, youth educational centres, extracurricular interest groups, social-therapy centres (reports S-13, S-14), socialization and family centres, intervention centres, daily assistance centres, multifunctional centres (PS-01), data about population health condition (reports MZ-56, MZ/G-1, MZ-15, 3-90/62/MZ). Data on community social assistance since 2009. Data on family benefits since 2008, extended since 2017 to other family benefits (alimony benefits, family reliefs).
  • Group description
    Since January 2012, the foster care of a child (statutory - care surrogate) is divided into familial and institutional. Until now, there were foster parents and childcare centers. The institutional care, outside care and educational institutions also include preadoption centers and regional centers of care and therapy.
  • Subgroup description
    The socialisation centre provides round-the-clock care and education, meeting the necessary needs of the child. It conducts educational, corrective, compensatory, speech therapy, and therapeutic classes that compensate for the lack of upbringing in the family and prepare for social life, and for disabled children, appropriate rehabilitation and specialist classes. It provides children with education, compensates for developmental and school lags, takes measures to return the child to the natural family, find an adoptive family or place in foster family care. A family centre creates one family with many children for children who have not found a foster or adoptive family, enables them to raise numerous siblings, provides education, and compensates for developmental and school delays. It maintains contact with the adoption and care centre and the help centre. It can accommodate 4 to 8 children, in justified cases the number of children may be reduced or increased.