Benefits you can receive after the emergency aid ends
It is already widely known that emergency aid will only be paid until December, as there is currently no possibility of extending the benefit.
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After all, the aid law can only be paid while the period of public calamity due to Covid-19 lasts, a period that runs until December 31st.
The end of emergency aid is expected to leave 38 million without assistance.
The Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) conducted a survey that showed that after the end of the emergency benefit payment in December of this year, more than 38 million people will be left without assistance.
It is worth mentioning that this number corresponds to people who receive assistance, but who are not registered in the Bolsa Família program.
Therefore, the 38 million mentioned represent 61% of the population that received emergency aid.
According to the research, most of them are informal workers (64%), while 74% of them have an income of up to R$ 1,254.00 and are, for the most part, people with low levels of education (55%).
The foundation's study was based on August data from the PNAD Covid-19, a survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), developed to measure the effects of the pandemic on the labor market and the health of Brazilians.
Benefits that citizens can receive after the end of the aid
Despite the rather discouraging scenario, low-income citizens can count on some social programs that aim to help.
However, as with any government social program, you will need to comply with the rules to access the benefit.
Therefore, learn about the three government programs that you can apply for after the end of emergency aid.
- Federal government income distribution program;
- Continuous Benefit Payment (BPC);
- INSS Risk or Programmable Benefit.
Citizens who have registered with CadÚnico will be able to count on other benefits
Citizens registered with CadÚnico may be entitled to 22 benefits, such as:
- Retirement for Low-Income People;
- Social Electricity Tariff;
- Continuous Benefit Payment (BPC);
- My House My Life Program;
- Senior Citizen Card;
- Family Allowance;
- Popular Telephone;
- Exemption from Payment of Registration Fees for Public Tenders;
- Cistern Programs;
- Water for All;
- Bolsa Verde (Environmental Conservation Support Program);
- Drought Grant;
- Promotion of Rural Productive Activities/Technical Assistance and Rural Extension;
- National Agrarian Reform Program;
- National Land Credit Program;
- Installation Credit;
- ENEM;
- Assistance Services;
- Literate Brazil Program;
- Child Labor Eradication Program (Peti);
- Youth Identity (ID Jovem);
- Social Charter.
