Putin has increased payments for the care of children with disabilities
On March 7, 2019, President of Russia Vladimir Putin signed Decree No. 95 on increasing from July 1, 2019 the monthly allowance for caring for children with disabilities of group I from 5,5 thousand rubles. up to 10 thousand rubles The document is published on the official Internet portal of legal information.
- the document says.
It should be noted that when on February 20, 2019, the head of state performed With his annual message to the Federal Assembly, he addressed a large number of important topics, including social ones. And one of the issues raised was the proposal to increase the allowance for children with group I disabilities to 10 thousand rubles.
It should be recalled that the Commissioner for Children's Rights (Children's Ombudsman) under the President of Russia Anna Kuznetsova then reported an increase in the total number of children with disabilities. According to her data for 2018, the country has increased by 20 329 children with disabilities, which is 3,7% higher than in 2017.
There is no doubt that the increase in benefits will be a significant help for families in which there are such children and will improve their financial situation. This money will definitely not be "excess".
Introduce into the decree of the President of Russia dated February 26, 2013 No. 175 “On monthly payments to persons caring for children with disabilities and children with disabilities from childhood of group I” ... the change, replacing the words “in the amount of 1 thousand in subparagraph“ a ”of paragraph 5,5 . rubles "with the words" in the amount of 10 thousand rubles "
- the document says.
It should be noted that when on February 20, 2019, the head of state performed With his annual message to the Federal Assembly, he addressed a large number of important topics, including social ones. And one of the issues raised was the proposal to increase the allowance for children with group I disabilities to 10 thousand rubles.
It should be recalled that the Commissioner for Children's Rights (Children's Ombudsman) under the President of Russia Anna Kuznetsova then reported an increase in the total number of children with disabilities. According to her data for 2018, the country has increased by 20 329 children with disabilities, which is 3,7% higher than in 2017.
There is no doubt that the increase in benefits will be a significant help for families in which there are such children and will improve their financial situation. This money will definitely not be "excess".
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