Third -person assistance subsidy is a monthly installment attributed by Social Security, designed to compensate for the additional charges of families who have children and young people with disabilities who need permanent monitoring.
This support aims to help ensure better conditions for beneficiaries who are in dependence and require continuous assistance.
Who can benefit from the subsidy?
The right to third -person assistance subsidy depends on two distinct regimes: the contributory regime and the non -contributory regime.
Contributory
To be entitled to this subsidy, the beneficiary must:
- Have the child or young disabled in charge;
- Have made Social Security Discounts or another social protection regime in the first 12 months of the last 14before the order date (except in the case of pensioners);
- The disabled person should:
- Be receiving Family allowance with disability bonus;
- Be in one dependencythat is, not being able to autonomously meet the basic needs of everyday life and need the assistance of a third person for at least six hours a day;
- Do not perform professional activity covered by compulsory social protection regime;
- Live by the beneficiary.
Non -contributory regime
Families that do not discount social security can also benefit from this support, provided that:
-Bery a Economic deficiency situation;
-The child or young man meets the same criteria of disability and dependence mentioned in the contributory regime.
For more details on the specific criteria, you can consult the legislation available on the official page of the Social security.
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Who is not entitled to the subsidy?
The allowance cannot be granted if permanent assistance is provided in health or social support establishments – whether public or private – that receive funding from the State or other public entities.
In these cases, it is understood that assistance charges are already being supported by other ways.
How to request the subsidy for third -person assistance?
The request can be made with the through:
-Direct social security: Online portal where it is possible to submit the application electronically;
-Social Security Broaches: In -person delivery of the request, accompanied by the necessary documents;
-Telephone Social Security Channels: Where additional information can be obtained.
The process requires the delivery of documents that prove the situation of disability and the need for continuous assistance, and the analysis is made on a case by case.
Conclusion
Third -person assistance subsidy represents important support for families who take care of children and young people with disabilities in dependence.
Ensuring access to this benefit can relieve financial charges and provide better monitoring to beneficiaries.
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