Supreme Audit Office surveys parents on childcare funding

The Supreme Audit Office (NIK) is conducting an audit regarding the organization and financing of childcare for children up to six years of age. As part of this process, a voluntary and anonymous survey has been issued to parents and guardians of children under the age of three.

The objective of the survey is to determine whether benefits intended to support parental professional activity have effectively facilitated the balance between parental duties and employment. The audit aims to evaluate how childcare services, including nurseries, children's clubs, and day caregivers, assist parents in maintaining workforce participation.