The government introduced unprecedented economic assistance for people without jobs, providing a monthly payment of R$150. Understand.
In a period marked by economic uncertainty and high unemployment rates, the need for support measures for citizens who find themselves without work becomes increasingly evident.
State and federal governments are looking for ways to mitigate the devastating effects of unemployment, which goes beyond loss of income, affecting the emotional and social stability of individuals and their families.
In this context, the government’s initiative to launch new financial assistance for the unemployed appears as a vital response to provide temporary relief to these citizens.
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The Amazonas state government has launched a new financial aid, bringing one to support those who have recently lost their jobs, providing a minimum income.
With a value of R$150 per month, in addition to additional emergency aid of R$540, the program seeks to alleviate the financial pressure of needy families.
To be eligible for this aid, interested parties must be registered in the federal government’s Single Registry (CadÚnico).
The request process is simplified, allowing registrations both online and in person, ensuring that support reaches those who need it most.
With the goal of benefiting around 300 thousand families, the aid program represents a significant step towards a more robust social safety net.
Find out how to sign up for CadÚnico
In addition to Financial Aid, CadÚnico is the gateway to various social assistance programs and government benefits in Brazil.
For low-income families, being registered with CadÚnico is essential to access aid such as Bolsa Família, social tariffs for public services and many others.
Registering with CadÚnico requires a simple but important step-by-step process that must be followed to ensure access to available support programs.
To begin with, the family must designate a member as the Person Responsible for the Family Unit (RF), who must be at least 16 years old and, preferably, a woman, to represent the family group before CadÚnico.
This person must provide detailed information about all family members, including personal data, education, work and income status, housing characteristics, among others.
It is important to highlight that the RF needs to present the CPF or Voter ID; other family members can present any identification document, such as Birth Certificate, ID, CPF, among others.
To register, the person responsible for the family must go to a Social Assistance Reference Center (CRAS) closest to their residence or to another location defined by the municipality to register with CadÚnico.
It is recommended to contact CRAS in advance to verify the need for scheduling and the specific documentation that must be taken on the day.
During the visit, an interviewer will register the information provided by the RF in a specific system, a process that formalizes the family’s registration in CadÚnico.
After registration, it is crucial to keep your data up to date, especially if there are significant changes in family composition, income or address.
The update can be done in the same place where the family initially registered.
Keeping your data up to date is essential to remain eligible for social programs that use CadÚnico as a basis for selecting beneficiaries.
CadÚnico facilitates access to aid and social programs and helps ensure that government support effectively reaches those who need it most.