Gyermeksegélyi
Gyermeksegélyi is a Hungarian term that translates to "child helpline" or "child emergency service." It refers to a national telephone service or network of services established to provide immediate assistance and support to children in situations of danger, abuse, neglect, or other emergencies. These helplines are typically operated by trained professionals, social workers, psychologists, and volunteers who are equipped to handle sensitive cases involving minors.
The primary objective of Gyermeksegélyi is to offer a safe and confidential space for children to report
Access to Gyermeksegélyi is usually free of charge and available 24 hours a day, seven days a