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The Bolsa Família payment schedule began last Thursday (18), so beneficiaries with NIS ending in 1, 2 and 3 have already received their payments. Thus, those who receive their payments today (23) are families with NIS ending in 4.
It is worth noting that there is no payment of Gas Aid this month, given that this payment is bimonthly and the last one was in December. Despite this, Bolsa Família payments continue normally, check the full calendar below.
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Family Grant Calendar for January
The Bolsa Família January calendar is now available, check it out:
- January 18 – NIS ending 1;
- January 19 – NIS final 2;
- January 22 – NIS ending 3;
- January 23 – NIS ending 4;
- January 24 – NIS ending 5;
- January 25 – NIS ending 6;
- January 26 – NIS ending 7;
- January 29 – NIS ending 8;
- January 30 – NIS ending in 9;
- January 31 – NIS ending 0.
What could change in the benefit in 2024?
There are currently discussions about a proposal to adjust the income limit for the benefit in 2024. However, as indicated in the Budget for that year, there is no provision for an increase in the amount of the benefit. Despite this, there is a prospect of including more families in the program throughout the year.
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The Minister of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger, Wellington Dias, emphasized the importance of keeping registration information up to date to ensure continued entitlement to the benefit. Therefore, it is advisable to remain attentive to the Single Registry (CadÚnico) and make updates when necessary.
Who can receive Bolsa Família?
It is important to note that the benefit is only intended for low-income families. In addition, as with other government benefits, in order to have access to the installments, beneficiaries must comply with certain rules, such as:
- Assessment of children's nutritional status;
- Vaccination calendar up to date;
- School attendance of children and adolescents;
- Prenatal monitoring of pregnant women.
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