This study explores the efficacy of psycho-social services offered by public agencies in Croatia, as they relate to children and families. Generalizations are extrapolated from research conducted within the Osječko-Baranjska County, more specifically, within the city of Đakovo. Case studies, survey and interview research methodology was applied. Research is about Centers for psycho-social help, and about associations which provides psycho-social programs for children and their families. The survey was conducted in a particular social agency in Đakovo. Individual educational administrators from four Đakovo schools were interviewed. The findings reveal that children and families enjoy ready access to a variety of legal, financial, social, and psychological services offered by public agencies (Centers for psycho-social help). Furthermore, the findings suggest that legal and psychological service provision has realized the most success. The findings also indicate that there are a large number of public agencies which provide psycho-social programs for children and their families in Croatia, with same results in Osječko-baranjska County, and that there is only one association in Đakovo city, all other psychosocial programs are provided in school by professional associates, together with schoolteachers and educators.