Children’s institutions
Updated: 6 December 2021
Next update: Not yet determined
Treatment days (stays) in children’s institutions
Treatment days (stays) in children’s institutions
2020
389 611
Children’s institutions
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| Absolute figures | |
|---|---|
| 2020 | |
| Children in institutions per 31 December | 1 036 |
| Children's institutions | 959 |
| Care centre for minors | 7 |
| Family support centers | 70 |
| Treatment days (stays) during the year | 389 611 |
| Children's institutions | 354 805 |
| Care centre for minors | 6 349 |
| Family support centers | 28 457 |
| Operating expenditures, institutions (NOK million) | 5 064.1 |
| Operating expenditures per treatment days | 12 998 |
| Publicly owned institutions | 13 727 |
| Owned by ideal private institutions | 9 008 |
| Owned by other private institutions | 14 863 |
| Contractual man-years, adjusted for long-term leaves | 5 245.1 |
| Publicly owned institutions | 2 720.6 |
| Owned by ideal private institutions | 794.0 |
| Owned by other private institutions | 1 730.5 |
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More figures from this statistics
- 11361: Children in children's institutions per 31 December, by region, age, ownership of the institution and type of institution
- 11362: Children in children's institutions per 31 December, by region, sex, ownership of the institution and type of institution
- 11363: Children's institutions. Beds, children, treatment days and stays, by region. ownership of the institution and type of institution
- 11651: Children's institutions. Input, by region, ownership of the institution, and type of institution
- 11650: Children's institutions. Contractual man-years adjusted for long-term leaves, by education of the staff, ownership of the institution, and type of institution
About the statistics
These statistics provide figures on the publicly-owned and private children’s institutions, Family support centers and care centers for unaccompanied minor asylum seekers. The figures include expenditures, figures on full-time equivalents (FTEs) and bed-days in addition to sex and age of the children and minors (0-22 years) living in the institutions by the end of the year.