National low-income family policy in 2020

National low-income family policy in 2020

The national policy on low-income households in 2020 must be a concern of many low-income households, so let's take a look at this problem!

1. medical assistance: urban medical assistance and urban residents' medical insurance are implemented simultaneously, and the self-paid part of the minimum living allowance (including the deductible line and hospitalization expenses paid by individuals) is reimbursed according to the proportion of 60% of medical assistance. The annual relief limit for outpatient medical treatment is 50 yuan per person, and the annual relief limit for hospitalization is 2500 yuan per person; Give 30% medical assistance to marginal households with minimum living allowance, and the annual assistance limit is per person 1500 yuan.

2. Heating assistance: 80% for urban low-income households and 40% for marginal urban low-income households (heating assistance area is less than 60 square meters).

3. Funeral assistance: the minimum living allowance object is exempted from five basic funeral services: including the transportation of ordinary vehicle remains (65,438 yuan +060 yuan in urban area, 350 yuan in Fushun County, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County and 370 yuan in Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County); Store in ordinary refrigerated (frozen) cabinets within 3 days (urban area 150 yuan/day, three counties and 90 yuan/day); Common cremation equipment for cremation (140 yuan/Taiwan); 1 ordinary toilet paper coffin (urban area, Fushun county 120 yuan, Qingyuan, Xinbin 100 yuan); 1 ordinary urn (three counties in 200 yuan 100 yuan). Funeral assistance is implemented by the Municipal Funeral Management Office.

The policy of children from low-income families going to college

Children from low-income families enjoy preferential policies when they go to college. So today, let's learn about the policies for children from low-income families to go to college.

The funding criteria for admission of funded projects are: 500 yuan for each new student admitted to colleges and universities in provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) and 1 000 yuan for each new student admitted to colleges and universities outside provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government). The grant is used to subsidize the transportation expenses from home to the admitted institution and the short-term living expenses after admission.

Specifically, consult the student financial assistance management department where the household registration is located. Taking Inner Mongolia as an example, freshmen who have registered in Inner Mongolia and are children of urban and rural low-income families at the time of admission receive a one-time subsidy of 40,000 yuan for undergraduate students in ordinary colleges and 30,000 yuan for junior college or higher vocational colleges.

Poverty subsidy for college students' low-income households

Many friends don't know much about the poverty allowance for college students' low-income households. The following small series will tell you about this problem.

1. You can issue a poverty certificate with the official seal to the village committee or community before the start of school and bring it to the school. The school will give some poor students in each class a certain grant every year, and then you can apply with the poverty certificate.

2. Low-income households refer to families who meet the national standards due to disability or illness, whose housing or income is lower than the municipal minimum living standard and enjoy the national living security subsidy.

3, no source of income, no ability to work, unable to decide the dependents or dependents of the neighborhood (village) people can enjoy subsistence allowances.

4. Residents (villages in the city) who fail to re-find employment during the period of receiving unemployment benefits or when unemployment benefits expire and whose per capita monthly income is lower than the minimum living standard of this Municipality can enjoy the minimum living standard.

5. Residents (villages) whose per capita monthly income is still lower than the municipal minimum living standard can enjoy the minimum living standard after employees receive wages or wages and retirees receive pensions.

6. Residents (villages) whose per capita monthly income of other families is lower than the municipal minimum living standard (excluding five guarantees) can also enjoy the minimum living standard.

The above is about the financial aid for college students from low-income families. I hope it will help everyone!