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CadÚnico is the way to receive the benefits that the federal government offers, so keeping the updates up to date is very important. Therefore, this rule will continue to apply in 2024.
So, keep an eye on your registration and make sure to update it whenever there is a change. By taking this basic precaution, you can avoid having your benefits blocked.
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What benefits does CadÚnico offer?
See below the benefits that CadÚnico offers to beneficiaries:
- My Home My Life;
- Social Electricity Tariff Program;
- Social water tariff;
- Family Allowance;
- Youth ID;
- Senior Citizen Card;
- Family Allowance.
Who can register?
CadÚnico, as previously mentioned, focuses on low-income families who earn half the minimum wage per person. However, families with a monthly income of up to three minimum wages can register, as long as there is a link to inclusion in government social programs.
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Additionally, homeless people can also register to access benefits.
If you haven't registered yet, just go in person to a service center in your city. This is because despite being a government program, it is operated by city halls.
The Single Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico) is a Brazilian government tool that aims to identify and characterize low-income families throughout the country. Created by the Ministry of Citizenship, CadÚnico is a database that serves as an instrument for collecting and managing socioeconomic information on Brazilian families in situations of social vulnerability.
About CadÚnico
CadÚnico is a registry that gathers detailed information about family composition, income, education, employment status, housing and other socioeconomic variables of registered families. The program focuses on low-income families, and registration is a condition for access to various social programs and benefits offered by the federal, state and municipal governments.
As stated before, registration with CadÚnico is a requirement for participation in important social programs, such as the Bolsa Família Program, the Continuous Benefit Payment (BPC), the Social Electricity Tariff, among others.
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