Social policies for youth in the Southern European welfare regime

The main idea of our thesis is to emphasize the importance of social policies targeting young people in various countries such as Spain, Italy, Greece, and Turkey. These policies aim to address the unique challenges faced by young individuals and promote their well-being, development, and successful transition to adulthood. In our thesis, the importance of investing in areas such as education, health, employment, and social participation is seen to provide equal opportunities to young people, reduce inequalities, and support their overall growth. By investing in education, health, and social inclusion and addressing specific challenges such as youth unemployment, countries can create a supportive environment for their youth populations to thrive and contribute to society. Intergenerational cooperation, inclusion, and dialogue play a key role in effective youth policies. These policies need to be constantly evaluated and adapted to ensure the well-being and development of young people. Access to quality education, promoting social inclusion, and meeting health needs are essential components of improving the well-being and development of the younger generation. Investing in young people in general not only benefits them but also provides long-term benefits to the communities and nations to which they belong. In conclusion, social policies targeting young people are necessary to support their well-being, development, and successful transition to adulthood.