How much subsidy does the widowed elderly give a month?

The monthly allowance for the elderly who are lonely and widowed is as follows:

1. Financial assistance

The elderly who have lost their independence can receive 3, yuan of financial assistance, including 1, yuan of spiritual assistance and 2, yuan of living assistance. If the elderly who have lost their independence are over 6 years old, they will be paid in the form of 1 yuan per person per month.

2. Housing subsidies

Carry out social care activities, and give priority to poor families with special difficulties in family planning and families with housing difficulties to apply for low-rent housing, public rental housing and other affordable housing. Families with special difficulties in family planning in rural areas should give priority to the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas in accordance with relevant regulations.

3. Medicaid

Eligible low-income families who have lost their independence can be included in the scope of urban and rural medical assistance, and corresponding medical assistance can be given to help them participate in urban residents' medical insurance or the new rural cooperative medical system, and the cost of test-tube transplantation for families who have the willingness to regenerate can be included in medical insurance.

4. Pension security

If urban residents meet the requirements of participating in the new old-age insurance, they can be subsidized according to the provisions of social old-age insurance. For family members aged 6 and above with special family planning difficulties, priority should be given to government-invested old-age care institutions.

Subsidy standard for the elderly who are lonely:

1. Basic living allowance: This is the most basic living allowance for the elderly who are lonely, and meets their basic living needs such as daily diet and clothes. The specific amount depends on the local government regulations and financial situation, and is usually not too high.

2. Subsidies for medical expenses: The medical expenses of lonely elderly people are often difficult, so the government will provide certain subsidies for medical expenses. The specific amount depends on local policies, including outpatient fees, hospitalization fees, drug fees and other subsidies.

3. Housing subsidies: In some areas, the government will provide housing subsidies for the elderly who are lonely, so as to alleviate their housing pressure. The specific amount of subsidies depends on local policies, including rent subsidies and housing subsidies.

4. Spiritual comfort subsidy: Lonely old people often need more spiritual comfort, so some areas will provide certain spiritual comfort subsidies. The specific amount depends on local policies, including psychological counseling and volunteer service.

To sum up, the elderly who are lonely and widowed are one of the more vulnerable groups in society and need more support and help from the government and society. The government should formulate more perfect policies and regulations to ensure that their basic living needs are met; All walks of life should also strengthen care and help for the elderly who are lonely and widowed, and encourage voluntary service and charitable donations; At the same time, the public should also pay more attention to the elderly who are lonely and widowed. Only with the concerted efforts of the whole society can we better solve the problem of lonely old people and let them enjoy their old age.

Legal basis:

Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly

Article 31

The state provides basic living, medical care, housing or other assistance to the elderly in financial difficulties. If the elderly have no ability to work, no source of income, no supporters and dependents, or their supporters and dependents really have no ability to support or support, the local people's governments at all levels shall provide support or assistance in accordance with relevant regulations.

article 41

pension institutions invested by the government should give priority to ensuring the service needs of the elderly who are widowed, disabled and elderly.