My wife has cancer, my husband can't work, and the family can't afford the minimum living allowance. He is disabled and has three children. How can he not afford the subsistence allowance?

Because they have three children to support, they can't do subsistence allowances. The state has regulations on subsistence allowances. As for the disability situation and degree of your family, you can go to the Civil Affairs Bureau for consultation. Only when you meet the conditions can you do the minimum living allowance. You said your grandmother had cancer, and now she has cooperative medical care or medical insurance. You can apply for serious illness relief to help the elderly treat diseases.