Government makes announcement about reduction of Bolsa Família; check it out

In recent days, there has been speculation about possible cuts to the Bolsa Família program. However, the federal government recently issued a statement stating that there are no plans for such a measure. Therefore, beneficiaries of the social program should not fear.

Thus, the Brazilian government has emphatically stated that there is no intention of reducing Bolsa Família. This statement seeks to put an end to any doubts or rumors about cuts to the program's benefits. See more details!

Importance of Bolsa Família

Therefore, Bolsa Família has been one of Brazil’s main social policies, contributing significantly to the reduction of poverty and inequality. Thus, its stability is crucial for the financial security of millions of families across the country.

In this way, the government highlights its ongoing commitment to social protection and the well-being of the most vulnerable Brazilians, and Bolsa Família plays a fundamental role in this commitment.

However, rather than cut back, the government has expressed interest in expanding and improving Bolsa Família, ensuring that it effectively meets the needs of beneficiaries and promotes true social inclusion. In addition, there are plans to modernize the social program, incorporating more efficient technologies and management practices.

Pessoa segurando o cartão do Bolsa Família
Image: Roberta Aline / MDS

Payment schedule – April

Finally, check the official Bolsa Família payment schedule for the month of April, which occurs according to the last digit of the Social Identification Number (NIS) of the beneficiary:

Last digit of NISPayment Date
1April 17th
2April 18th
3April 19th
4April 22
5April 23
6April 24th
7April 25th
8April 26th
9April 29th
0April 30th
Source: Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger

Furthermore, it is important to highlight that the amount corresponding to Bolsa Família must be transferred within 120 days, otherwise the money will return to the federal government's coffers.

Image: Roberta Aline / MDS