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© News1 Households whose income has decreased by more than 25% due to the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) or by closing or closing their workplaces will receive emergency funds for livelihoods in November.
The “Tomorrow Job Job” project, which provides jobs worth 1.8 million won a month to low-income families under 65 for two months, is scheduled to run for two months, from November to December. A total of 5.32 million children in need of care, from preschool to elementary school students, will receive 200,000 won per person in September.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on the 15th that it will inform the public about the content of the project to support the ‘4th Supplementary Budget Budget’ through the Health and Welfare Consultation Center (129) and the Call Center of the National Commission Rights (110) as of the 16th.
◇ Average income based on income of 75% or less, 3,550,000 won for 4 householdsThe Emergency Livelihoods Support Project is for families in crisis who are struggling to live due to job loss or business closure or closure due to Corona 19. Income standard is 75% or less of Median income, for individual households: 13,18,000 won, two households: 224,000 won, three households: 2.93,000 won, four households: 3,562,000 won, five households: 42,21,000 won, It costs 4.88 million won for 6 persons.
The property standards are 600 million won in large cities, 350 million won in small and medium-sized cities, and less than 300 million won in rural areas. The reason for the crisis is when revenue has decreased by 25% compared to before the Corona 19 spread, and specific standards such as the revenue test method will be announced in the future.
Those who are eligible for existing welfare programs that support living expenses, such as emergency welfare and living benefits, and households that receive other Corona 19 support projects, including New Hope funds and funds emergency job security support, cannot support living expenses subsidies in duplicate.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to verify eligibility by receiving applications online and on site in October to check for overlap with other support programs. Subsidies for living expenses are expected to be paid from November to December.
◇ Provide short-term jobs for two months in 15 cities and books in November … 2 million won in the last month
The goal of the ‘Care Work of Tomorrow’ project is for low-income families with a median income of 75% or less based on age 65. Participation can be verified based on the amount paid for each household’s health insurance premium. Participants in self-employment and other financially supported jobs are excluded from the application.
The content of the project is to provide 5,000 short-term jobs for two months (November to December) in 15 metropolitan self-help centers and social economy organizations. The salary is 1.8 million won per month and an additional 200,000 won will be paid after two months of service. In this case, he will receive 2 million won in the last month.
The detailed requirements and participation procedures for participating in this project will be guided separately through the Health and Wellness Consultation Center, the Korea Wellness and Self-Reliance Development Center, or the Metropolitan Self-Reliance Center when the budget is confirmed later. for the National Assembly to deliberate on the fourth additional correction budget related to Corona 19.
◇ A total of 5.32 million people eligible for care support … Elementary school students, paid to the school bank account
The ‘Special Child Care Support’ is a government project that reduces the burden of unavoidable care in homes where children are raised due to the continuous closures and closings of daycare centers and schools.
Looking at the details, a total of 5.32 million people are eligible for support, including 2.25 million preschool-age children born between January 2014 and September 2020, and 2.8 million school students. primary born between January 2008 and December 2013. The grant is 200,000 won per child in cash in September.
Local governments pay for preschool children through the child allowance account. Elementary school students are following a plan to pay them through the school’s bank account, which pays for meals and field trips through the Office of Education. For those who do not have a school bank account or wish to pay a separate account, information on the account application will be provided at the school level.
Children born between January 2008 and December 2013 who do not attend school will be informed after a separate application period is established. Guardians can request support by visiting the local educational support office where the child is addressed during the period.
The period to apply for the support fund will be announced separately through the website of the Ministry of Education and the Office of Education after the National Assembly confirms the additional budget.
(Seoul = News 1)
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