In an announcement, it was revealed that Bolsa Família beneficiaries need to act quickly to avoid the suspension of their benefits. The measure, which affects thousands of families, requires the presentation of specific documents and participation in an essential procedure scheduled for tomorrow.
This development is especially significant at a time when many families in Brazil are still facing economic challenges. Failure to comply with the new guidelines could result in substantial losses for beneficiaries who rely on these resources for their basic needs.
Important procedure for Bolsa Família beneficiaries
The Health Department of Sinop (MT) announced that mandatory weighing for Bolsa Família beneficiaries will take place tomorrow, October 21st. With more than 9 thousand families registered in the program in the region, only 53% have already complied with this requirement. Those who do not participate in the procedure will have their benefits immediately suspended.
Weighing will be carried out at the Basic Health Units (UBSs) in the Boa Esperança and Sebastião de Matos neighborhoods, in addition to the Menino Jesus unit. Therefore, services will be available from 7 am to 4 pm. Additionally, the Social Assistance Reference Center (CRAS) Sabrina will be operating from 7am to 1pm.
Requirements and necessary documentation
Beneficiaries do not need to make an appointment, but must bring identification documents, credit cards, SUS and Bolsa Família, children's vaccination card and pregnant women's booklet. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in suspension of benefits.
The Bolsa Família program requires its participants to meet certain criteria, including regular monitoring of the health of children and pregnant women. This includes adhering to the vaccination schedule and ensuring that children attend school.
This announcement serves as an urgent reminder to Bolsa Família beneficiaries of the importance of complying with the program’s requirements. Participation in the weighing procedure is not just a formality, but a crucial part of qualifying for benefits. Affected families must act quickly to ensure they comply with these guidelines, thereby protecting their access to this vital resource.
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