청년 이행경로 변화의 파급효과와 인구사회정책적 함의

Abstract

Germany aims, through its universal social policies, to achieve an adequate quality of life—not merely a minimum standard of living—for children, adolescents, youth, and their families. These policies have established a system of support measures to address the various needs of children and their families, reducing the burden of child care on families and helping families restore their functions. For children and youth of an age range that requires protection but whose families are unable to give them sufficient support, federal youth welfare offices step in to offer strong assistance until these individuals can live independently. Germany’s youth independent living support system, designed to help children and young people in its care develop into healthy, contributing members of society, places special emphasis on education and job preparation.