By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

Among the social issues, emphasis is placed on the need for workers' mental health care and psychological support in connection with the mass culling of animals. This demonstrates concern for the well-being of people affected by the crisis and the psychological consequences associated with such difficult work.

The social sector is the speaker's main priority, focusing on the crisis in specialized care for people with mental health problems, emphasizing the essential nature of the service and its status as a human right. They draw attention to the wage poverty and excessive workload of social sector employees. Additionally, the need to guarantee citizens' rights and transparency regarding data requests by state institutions is stressed, in order to prevent the emergence of insecurity.

There is not enough data.

Social issues constitute a central theme, highlighting general care for the elderly and specialized welfare services for younger individuals. The speaker strongly advocates for citizens' right to approach officials and receive services, even if this necessitates rigorous scrutiny of systemic flaws, thereby prioritizing social justice within administrative governance.

The primary social concern revolves around securing the priorities and adequate funding for the social sphere. Within the healthcare context, emphasis is placed on the issue of people seeking help too late, a delay caused by systemic barriers to accessing specialist care.

The central social theme is the accessibility of palliative care and hospices, emphasizing that the lack of these services causes significant pain and expense for people. The speaker expresses strong concern about the emergence of the discussion surrounding assisted suicide, especially if it is driven by healthcare funding problems.

It focuses on social welfare and the support of vulnerable groups, including improving the livelihood of families with children and ensuring the rights of people with intellectual disabilities. It emphasizes the state's obligation to guarantee the availability of specialized care services and a decent wage for support workers.