AgreedPolitical agreement
Agreement: DKK 451.3 million for vulnerable children, adults, people with disabilities, older people, health and employment, among others
Official title: Aftale om udmøntning af reserven til foranstaltninger på social-, sundheds og arbejdsmarkedsområdet 2027-2030
In short
Reading time: 1 min- Parties: the Government and Venstre, Dansk Folkeparti, Liberal Alliance, Det Konservative Folkeparti, Enhedslisten, Danmarksdemokraterne and Alternativet
- What is agreed: The agreement proposes that DKK 451.3 million is distributed across initiatives in the social, health and employment areas.
- Who would be affected: The agreement affects vulnerable children, young people and adults, people with disabilities, vulnerable older people and vulnerable citizens of Greenlandic background.
- When: The agreement was made on 5 November 2026. It is not an act: what is to apply must first be passed by the Danish Parliament or implemented in another way.
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What the agreement says:
- The agreement proposes that DKK 122.1 million goes to vulnerable children and young people, including a trial of free treatment for children exposed to violence or sexual abuse.
- The agreement proposes that DKK 90.2 million goes to the most vulnerable adults, including Housing First, legal aid and more free meals.
- The agreement proposes that DKK 45.2 million goes to the disability area, including round-the-clock video-based remote interpreting for citizens who need sign language interpretation.
- The agreement proposes that DKK 45.1 million goes to the elderly care area, with a particular focus on people with dementia and their relatives.
Bills that implement the agreement
No bills have been linked to the agreement yet. A link is only shown when a person has confirmed it.
Source
The agreement text (PDF, in Danish)
The explanation is based only on the agreement text – not on press releases.