Aspirations, concerns and priorities of families with school-age children

Adina Mihăilescu, Mariana Stanciu, Livia Ştefănescu and Cristina Humă

Journal of Community Positive Practices, 2021, issue 1, 32-49

Abstract: A decent standard of living could be defined by covering general biological and social needs at a given time. In the following we will see how different income categories could ensure or not, a decent standard of living in urban and rural areas for the family of adults with dependent children, based on data collected inside the grant GAR-UM-2019-XI-5.5-8/15.10.2019 named ‘Decent standard of living for families with school-age children’. The research sample included 173 families with school-age children and data were collected through questionnaires, from 1 April to 30 June 2020. We were interested in several aspects of the life of these families, among which the accessibility of children to current forms of education; the possibility of asserting the couple's partners and their possibility to aspire to the best possible schools for their children; the extent to which parents' rights are respected both in the workplace and in society; their safety at home, at work and on the street. Also, we looked at concerns related to expenditures and satisfaction with daily life of the respondents.

Keywords: family with children; school; child aged 6-14 years; standard of living; aspirations; concerns (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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