Poor Rostov region: benefits, payments, targeted assistance

According to the instructions of the President of the country, from January 1, 2020, the monthly allowance for low-income families for the maintenance of children under 3 years of age will increase, and a new type of payment will be introduced for families raising children from 3 to 7 years of age.

Benefit up to 3 years

Now, for children from birth to 3 years old, budget money will be paid in the amount of one child’s subsistence level, established separately for each region.

It is worth noting that we are talking about financial assistance, the amount of which from 2020 will be about 11 thousand rubles. Let us remind you that previously assistance to low-income families with children aged 1.5 to 3 years was 50 rubles. for one child.

These social benefits are intended for those families whose members have a monthly income of less than 2 subsistence minimums for reasons beyond their control.

This important condition must be met for at least the last 3 months. Presumably, the increase in payments will affect more than 70% of Russian families who are classified as needy.

Previously, the poverty threshold was 1.5 subsistence minimum per person (about 16 thousand rubles)

Purpose of the new benefit

According to information from the competent authorities, starting from 2020, the state plans to allocate more than 70 billion rubles annually to support Russians in need.

The main purpose of financial assistance is to increase the birth rate in the country. In this regard, the authorities do not set target limits for the use of children's money. Parents of the children will receive them in the form of cash and will have the right to dispose of them entirely at their own discretion. This new allowance differs from maternity capital, the expenditure of which must be justified and documented.

Terms of payment

Federal Law No. 44 dated April 5, 2003 defines the criteria for classifying families as needy. The main condition is considered to be insufficient income. In this case, the following types of payments are subject to accounting: salaries, scholarships, benefits, pensions, rent, dividends from securities, alimony, royalties from copyright.

All income received over the last 3 months is added together. Then the resulting amount is divided by 3 and the number of household members. If the final value is less than the subsistence level, then there is every chance of being included in the category of low-income people.

Important! If a family includes able-bodied citizens who avoid work due to the use of alcoholic beverages or other subjective reasons, then the status of a person in need is not assigned to her.

Benefit from 3 to 7 years

Addressing the Federal Assembly on January 15, 2020, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the decision to introduce a new type of social assistance for low-income families raising preschool children (from 3 to 7 years old).

Since January 2020, the right to additional assistance from the state has been granted to families whose per capita income does not exceed the subsistence level established in the region (the average for Russia is 11,000 rubles).

The payment amount will be:

Year Percentage of PM Average amount 2020 50% 5,500 rub. 2021 100% 11,000 rub.

Social payments

Currently, the state provides a whole range of financial support measures. These include the following benefits:

• "Governor's" They are paid once a quarter and usually do not exceed 500 rubles.
• At the birth of a child. Represents a one-time payment in the amount of RUB 16,873.54.
• Caring for an infant up to 1.5 years old. It is 40% of the parent’s average salary for the last 2 years (minimum RUB 3,163.79).
• For pregnancy and childbirth. Depends on work and insurance experience. In addition, up to 2,000 rubles are paid for the entire period of bearing a child. monthly.

Federal and local authorities, in addition to directly issuing money, provide comprehensive support in other forms.

Housing benefits

Needy citizens burdened with family obligations can count on state assistance in solving the housing problem in cases where there is at least one of the following circumstances:

• the residential premises they occupy are in disrepair;
• one of the household members suffers from serious chronic diseases;
• Each member has less than 18 sq. m., etc.

With the help of the subsidy, Russians can buy new municipal housing, pay off an existing mortgage, purchase construction materials or pay hired workers.

In particular, in 2020, upon the birth of the 3rd child, the family will be able to count on 450,000 rubles to repay the mortgage loan for their home.

In order to compensate needy citizens for expenses in the housing and communal services sector, special benefits for utility bills have been introduced at the federal level and in the regions, provided for owners and tenants of private and municipal housing.

If in 2020 monthly payments exceed the average standard consumption by 22%, then the overexpenditure must be reimbursed from public funds. Only conscientious payers who do not have debts for utility services will be able to take advantage of the privilege.

The benefit period is 6 months.

Tax relief

Fiscal legislation has provided for a number of social measures to support Russian families classified as needy. For example, they have the right not to pay income tax if at least one of the household members is legally exempt from paying it, and they are raising one minor child.

If poor citizens own a plot of up to 8 acres, then they are given a discount of up to 50% when paying land tax. If they have a personal car with a capacity of less than 150 hp. p., the amount of fiscal collection is reduced by 50%.

Other social benefits for Russians in need

Comprehensive state support measures for this category of Russian citizens are provided in many areas of life. Conventionally, they can be divided into the following groups:

1. Natural (delivery of medications, clothing, coal, provision of land for farming).
2. Transport (travel registration).
3. Food (provision of products from the dairy kitchen, meals in secondary schools).
4. Educational (entrance to kindergartens, secondary schools, educational institutions, reduction of tuition fees, supply of stationery, educational supplies).
5. Legal (consultations, representation and defense in courts).

These privileges are generally established, that is, they apply to all disadvantaged Russians living in the country. But the specific list and volume of benefits, subsidies and other measures of state assistance depend on each individual subject of the Russian Federation. Local authorities may increase or introduce additional types of material support.

 

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Benefits, payments and benefits for low-income families: complete list

Social assistance to low-income families this year has become one of the main areas of interest to the legislator. Thus, Putin signed a decree that the ridiculous payments (50 rubles per month), appointed by Yeltsin back in 1994, would be abolished as of January 1, 2020.

In return, low-income families can receive benefits equal to the subsistence minimum for a child in their region (this is about 10,000 rubles). Payments stop being given when the child turns 3 years old. What other benefits are relevant this year? Let's see! For convenience, we have combined child benefits for low-income families in 2020 and those payments that every expectant or current mother receives, regardless of her material success. Thus, you can calculate how much you can get from the state treasury.

Name Amount Frequency Source Governor's payment About 500 rubles (depending on the region) Once a quarter Regional budget Child care benefits up to 1.5 years 40% of the average salary for the last two years (no more than 27,984.66 rubles (2,301 .37 rubles x 30.4 x 40%). Unemployed - 3163 rubles. Once a month Employer or federal budget Putin's benefit Learn more about receiving... Living wage for a child in your region Once a month Federal budget One-time payment for placing a pregnant woman on medical care. accounting 680.4 rubles (after February 1, 2020) One-time Federal budget Payment at the birth of a child 17,479 rubles and 18,143 for those children born after February 1, 2020 One-time Federal budget Compensation payment to the wife of a serviceman 27,681 rubles (28,732 - from February 1 2020) One-time Federal budget Additional maternity benefit 655 rubles + regional supplement (for example, in Moscow 1500) Monthly Federal and regional budget Maternity payments Calculation is individual (more details...) Monthly for all 140 days (maximum payment level - 322.191) Employer Maternity capital 453,026 rubles One-time Federal budget Allowance for a child of a military personnel 11,863.27 rubles. – January 2020. RUB 12,314.07. – from February 2020 (RUB 11,863.27 x 1.038)* Every month Federal budget Regional maternity capital Depends on the region: in the Moscow Region - 100,000, in the Nizhny Novgorod region - 25,000, etc. One-time Regional budget Regional child benefit for low-income families Depends on the region: for example, in Moscow it is 4000 for a child from 3 to 18 years old, in St. Petersburg - 933 rubles from 7 to 18 years old. For a child from 1.5 to 7 years old - 1005 rubles. Monthly Regional budget

The state can also issue 450 thousand rubles to pay off a mortgage loan to the parent of a third or subsequent child who was born between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2022. Learn more about receiving money...

You receive almost all benefits from the social security authorities (others from your employer). To receive assistance, you need to collect the entire package of necessary documents, but the main thing is to prove your status as a low-income person using a 2-NDFL certificate. We have already written about how to obtain this status here.

If you are applying for single mother status, look at what other benefits you are entitled to.

Also, do not forget to familiarize yourself with the list of benefits and allowances for large families.

Privileges

Benefits for low-income families remained unchanged from the previous year. We combined them into one table. Now let's see what you can save on this year.

Name of benefits Essence Housing 450,000 to pay off the mortgage. More details... Also in some regions there are certain opportunities for obtaining free social housing. Check with your local social security office. Housing and communal services 22% of utility bills are paid by the state (valid for 6 months). Land 50% of the tax on a plot of 8 acres Medical Receiving free medicines for a child under 6 years old. More details... School Free meals at school Transport Free travel on transport (in some regions partial compensation for travel is provided). Kindergarten Free place in kindergarten. Regional In many regions, subsidies are allocated to provide children with stationery and school uniforms. Targeted assistance The family will be regularly provided with food and essentials. The volume and type of assistance are selected individually. Payment for nutritious food In some regions, pregnant and lactating women are entitled to compensation payments for food (only in the Leningrad, Voronezh, Penza and Tyumen regions). In other places they are given in the form of in-kind assistance - food. Subsidy for housing and communal services If you spend more on housing costs than is allowed in the region, the state will compensate for part of the costs. To do this, you need to contact the subsidy department at your place of residence. Compensation will be paid for six months. Your benefits and payments are not taxed - this, according to the legislator, is quite enough for a comfortable life. But in some regions, discounts on property and transport taxes may be provided. Legal You can get free legal assistance from a state law office or from private lawyers who participate in the relevant government program. Read also: Patronage for the elderly and disabled: at home, free

All these benefits must be obtained from the social security department. The necessary documents can be submitted through government services or the “My Documents” center, but it is better to first come to the social security department and find out what other benefits are valid in your region. It’s easier to collect all the necessary papers at once and send them where they should be.

By the way, if you belong to large families, look at how you can save on taxes. 

Preferential housing

The housing issue is the most pressing issue that can ruin any nation (as M.A. Bulgakov said through the mouth of Woland). Therefore, it is worth talking about it separately. Low-income families have the right to preferential housing or to preferential rent for a small fee under a social rental agreement. To apply for this benefit, you must obtain the status of a low-income family and register as those in need of housing. For this you will need documents:

1. Passports of all family members;
2. TIN and SNILS;
3. Statement;
4. 2-NDFL certificates, certificates of paid benefits, pensions, scholarships;
5. Documents confirming family composition: death certificates, birth certificates of a child or divorce, etc.;
6. Documents confirming special rights: certificates of disability (here is the procedure for registration) or certificates of large families (here is how to apply);
7. Documents confirming the value of taxable property: car, apartment, plot;
8. Certificates of registration and characteristics of living space - according to forms 9 and 7.

New law for low-income families

From January 1, 2020, low-income families in Russia will receive a benefit for children aged one and a half to three years in the amount of 10 thousand rubles. This was announced by the head of government Dmitry Medvedev.

At the same time, those families whose income per person is two subsistence minimums will now be recognized as needy. The National Parents Committee appreciated this measure, noting that the payment will provide serious support for families, especially in the regions.

 

Let us recall that on June 20, 2019, during a direct line with President Vladimir Putin, the issue of social security for families with low incomes was discussed.

The head of state then announced that from January 2020, families with a total income of about 45 thousand rubles or less will begin to receive payments for children in the amount of the subsistence minimum.

Increasing benefits for the poor - timing and required income

“From January 1, 2020, we will extend this support measure not only to families with one and a half subsistence minimum per person, but to those families with two subsistence minimum per person,” he emphasized.

The head of the National Parents Committee, Irina Volynets, in a conversation with RT, also expressed hope that the decision will have a positive impact on the demographic situation in the country.

“This is actually quite decent money, especially for the regions. And I would like to hope that our mothers, when making the decision that they will become mothers for the second, third, and subsequent times, will be confident that the state will support them,” Volynets emphasized.

According to her, the decision was long overdue. The National Parents Committee at one time also took the initiative to increase these payments, she emphasized.

“What has now happened in relation to mothers of children aged one and a half to three years is very welcome news. It’s good that this resolution has now been adopted. The amount is very substantial, not even everyone believed at first that it was true. This is a huge help,” she added.

Volynets also recalled another measure that was adopted quite recently. On June 19, 2019, the State Duma adopted a law on partial compensation of mortgages for large families in which a third child or subsequent children were born after January 1, 2019.

Who can receive a preferential payment under the new status

Starting in 2020, they will be able to receive a payment from the federal budget in the amount of 450 thousand rubles to pay off their mortgage. According to preliminary data, about 30 thousand families can receive such payments.

“These are all very significant steps to support our families,” concluded Volynets.

Let us recall that initially the initiative to increase benefits for needy families with children from one and a half to three years old was made by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

He proposed increasing their size to the subsistence level of the region in which the family lives. The head of government explained that this form of support was introduced in 1994, but since then it has never been increased or indexed.

Three departments were involved in solving this issue: the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Finance.

Who belongs to a low-income family

The very concept of “poor” in relation to the family is still relevant at the moment and is disclosed in Federal Law No. 178 of July 17, 1999. Having studied Article 7, which talks about who can receive government assistance, we can determine two principles by which Russians can be classified as low-income:

• income per family member should not exceed the minimum subsistence level established in the country;
• For a number of reasons, a person cannot provide himself with a decent income.
• All family members are required to run a joint household and live in a common area (for example, in an apartment or private house).
• The presence of family ties becomes important.

According to general rules, family members include:

• husband wife;
• children (including adopted children);
• sisters, brothers;
• grandchildren and other close relatives, as well as guardians.

Particular attention should be paid to the fact that if there are unemployed but able-bodied people in the family, that is, who are “parasites,” there is no point in determining the level of income, since such a unit of society will obviously be denied any benefits.

Let us dwell on the concept of “living wage”: according to the law, this indicator can be used to assess the standard of living of a Russian and provide him with appropriate social assistance.

How to calculate income

When calculating the amount of total income (and this indicator becomes the main one when determining the right to assistance from the state), it is necessary to take into account all the funds coming into the family budget, namely:

1. all salaries of family members;
2. possible benefits;
3. pensions, etc.

To determine whether a family can be recognized as low-income, it is necessary to determine how much income falls on each of its members. It's easy to do:

• The total income for 3 months is calculated, taking into account the “contribution” of everyone. Moreover, only income that is documented is taken into account;
• the amount of receipts in kind is added to the result.

It should be noted that when calculating the average income, the funds of conscripts and students of military schools, as well as those serving sentences in prison and other persons on state support will not be taken into account.

The calculation formula looks like this:

Average per capita income is equal to 1/3 of income for the billing period (3 months), divided by the number of family members living in one house.

How to obtain the status of a low-income family

One of the family members needs to contact the Social Security Administration or MFC and submit the following documents:

• passports or birth certificates;
• application created according to the sample;
• certificate of family composition;
• proof of income;
• document from the Employment Center (for the unemployed);
• Bank account number.

After submitting the documents, the applicant will be issued a certificate indicating the date of receipt of the papers, as well as a list of documents and the approximate date of the next visit.

The document is signed by a social security employee (or MFC). According to accepted standards, consideration of each specific case takes up to 10 days. At the end of the period, the applicant is notified of the decision. If a family is assigned low-income status, its representative will be told about benefits and how to receive them. It will also be possible to familiarize yourself with the reason for the refusal, if any, and appeal the decision.

Entitled payments

The list of benefits available to low-income people will depend on where they live, as well as their specific situation. But there are also benefits that everyone with this status can count on:

• child birth benefit;
• mortgage benefits;
• provision of medicines and food;
• provision of school uniforms and office supplies;
• tax benefits;
• compensation for housing and communal services expenses;
• one-time payments.

Benefits for low-income families

The submitted documents are reviewed within 10 days, after which the applicant receives a notification by email, SMS or other method specified in the contact information.

If the application is filled out correctly and the package of documents is complete, denial of status is highly unlikely.

If the review is successful, the family is assigned low-income status and benefits and social payments are determined in accordance with current legislation.

Depending on the region of residence of a low-income family, the list and scope of benefits may differ (by decision of local government leaders, individual benefits may be increased or new ones not provided for by law may be introduced), but in any case, guaranteed benefits for low-income families are:

• guaranteed payment of a one-time financial benefit upon the birth of a child;
• subsidizing housing, improving living conditions;
• receiving scholarships under government funding programs for education;
• a number of one-time payments established on a case-by-case basis - benefits for moving to a new place of residence, when performing home renovation work (for an objective reason), financial support for nursing mothers and pregnant women;
• reduction of the tax rate (for employment in the individual entrepreneurship market);
• providing preferential conditions for providing legal support to low-income citizens - consulting services, defense in court, etc.;
• preferential conditions for admission to educational institutions and tuition on a paid basis at the expense of the federal budget;
• preferential provision of food and medicines, medical services and health-improving prevention at reduced financial rates;
• provision of educational supplies, stationery items, elements of school clothing and travel on municipal public transport free of charge.

Upon receiving the status of “poor,” a citizen of the Russian Federation voluntarily assumes the responsibility for timely informing social protection authorities about all changes that have taken place in relation to his financial and social level.

Preferential conditions lose their effect if an economically significant change occurs in relation to low-income citizens - a change in family composition, an income level exceeding or equal to the subsistence minimum, a change in place of residence, moving to another region, etc. In some cases, payments stop completely, and in others, for example, when moving, which does not affect the financial level of the family - for the time until the documents are re-issued with changes to the registration data.

List of required documents to receive payments, allowances and benefits:

1. An application of the appropriate form for recognition of a low-income family is issued on the spot;
2. Passports of all family members over 18 years of age;
3. Birth certificates for minor children;
4. Marriage certificate;
5. A certificate confirming the income of each working family member;
6. Certificate of family composition;
7. Title documents for residential property;
8. Certified work book for a working family member;
9. Certificate of disability (if available);
10. Bank details for transferring benefits.

Read also: Search for alimony debtor: sample application, how to submit

Sometimes situations occur when the location of one of the family members cannot be determined. In this case, payments from the state can still be processed. To do this, you must first write a statement to the police so that a criminal case can be initiated to find the missing family member.

In order to receive due payments on time, you must comply with the deadlines for submitting documents:

• To receive payments for minors under 1.5 years old, you must apply no later than six months from the date of birth of the baby;
• for payments from 1.5 to 3 years, as well as from 3 to 18 years, the right to receive arises from the moment the child reaches the age of receiving the corresponding payments.

Within 10 working days after submitting all necessary documents, a special commission will review the application and make a decision.

TOTAL, from January 1, 2020, low-income families from all regions of Russia: Adygea, Altai, Bashkiria, Buryatia, Dagestan, Ingushetia, KBR, Kalmykia, Karachay-Cherkessia, Karelia, KOMI, Crimea, Mari El, Mordovia, Sakha (Yakutia), North Ossetia (Alania), Tatarstan, TUVA, Udmurtia, Khakassia, Chechnya, Chuvashia, Altai Territory, Transbaikal Territory, Kamchatka Territory, Krasnodar Territory, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Perm Territory, Perm Territory, Primorsky Territory, Stavropol Territory, Khabarovsk Territory, Amur Region, Astrakhan Region region, Arkhangelsk region, Belgorod region, Bryansk region, Vladimir region, Volgograd region, Vologda region, Voronezh region, Ivanovo region, Irkutsk region, Kaliningrad region, Kaluga region, Kemerovo region, Kirov region, Kostroma region, Kurgan region, Kursk region, Leningrad region, Lipetsk region, Magadan region, Moscow region, Murmansk region, Nizhny Novgorod region, Novgorod region, Novosibirsk region, Omsk region, Orenburg region, Oryol region, Penza region, Pskov region, Rostov region, Ryazan region, Samara region, Saratov region , Sakhalin region, Sverdlovsk region, Smolensk region, Tambov region, Tver region, Tomsk region, Tula region, Tyumen region, Ulyanovsk region, Chelyabinsk region, Yaroslavl region, federal cities - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sevastopol, Jewish Autonomous Okrug, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug , Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Nenets and Chukotka Autonomous Okrug - will be able to receive additional payments, benefits and benefits.

Paid benefits for children in the Rostov region

Child benefits in the Rostov region

The main goal of the social policy of the authorities of Rostov-on-Don is to support low-income pregnant and nursing mothers, foster families and parents with many children. Child benefits in the Rostov region are not very large, but they also provide partial compensation, benefits and other types of support for families with children.

Federal child benefits in the Rostov region

Federal benefits are paid to families living throughout Russia and do not in any way affect the possibility of receiving regional payments.

Name of benefit Amount Maternity benefit For officially employed people - 100% of the average salary for the previous 24 months (or in the amount of 1 minimum wage (7800 rubles) , if the income was below the minimum wage, or the insurance period was less than 6 months).

• Officially unemployed (registered with the Employment Center, dismissed during the previous 12 months due to the liquidation of an enterprise, termination of the activities of an individual entrepreneur or bankruptcy of a company) - 613 rubles 14 kopecks per month.
• For students - in the amount of a scholarship.
• Those who are not working are not paid.

A one-time benefit for registration at a district clinic or antenatal clinic no later than 12 obstetric weeks of pregnancy is
613 rubles 14 kopecks (paid to the same categories of women who receive maternity benefits).

One-time benefit for the birth of a child
16,350 rubles 33 kopecks (paid for each child separately to all categories of citizens)

Monthly allowance for caring for a child under the age of one and a half years
Officially employed and dismissed due to liquidation or bankruptcy of the company - 40% of the average salary for the previous 24 months, but not lower than the minimum amount and not higher than the maximum amount ( 23,089 rubles 4 kopecks ).

Non-working, unemployed, students - in the minimum amount: 3065 rubles 69 kopecks for the 1st child, 6131 rubles 37 kopecks for the 2nd, 3rd and subsequent children.

Monthly compensation for unemployed mothers fired while on maternity leave due to the liquidation of a company is
50 rubles (in some regions - in the amount of 1 minimum wage if the child is the third or subsequent).

Regional maternity capital in the Rostov region

Regional maternity capital in the Rostov region is 117,754 rubles .

In order to become the holder of a certificate, it is necessary that the third child or any of the subsequent children was born or adopted into the family from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2020.

In this case, only one payment can be provided per family of citizens of the Russian Federation, and the family must be recognized as low-income - this is a feature of the program in this region.

The certificate can be issued at any time, and the funds can only be spent 3 years after the birth of the child:

• to improve living conditions;
• to pay for the education or treatment of children;
• for the purchase of family transport.

Monthly child benefits in the Rostov region when orphans are transferred to a family

When orphans or children without the guardianship of their parents are taken in by a foster or guardianship family, they are assigned a special maintenance allowance for each child - the purchase of food, clothing, toys, books and other goods.

Children must be under 18 years of age (or 23 years of age if still in school). The benefit is paid in the amount of 9,458 rubles; an additional payment of 25% may also be assigned for raising a child with a disability.

 

Adoptive and foster parents can receive remuneration for their work in the form of a monthly payment:

• 7,795 rubles for each child adopted into the family;
• + 1559 rubles – supplement for children from the second to the 9th;
• + 1170 rubles – allowance for special conditions of education;
• + 1950 rubles – allowance for residents of rural areas;
• +50% for children under 3 years old, disabled children of any age.

Orphans and children without father or mother care also receive:

• 8,101 rubles per month for maintenance (orphans);
• free preparation for entering a university;
• vouchers to sanatorium-resort institutions (children 6-18 years old);
• travel pass for transport within the region;
• 50-90% compensation for the cost of a trip to a sanatorium for children 6-18 years old;
• one-time assistance of 30 thousand rubles for arranging the life of a foster family.

EDV for the third child in a family in the Rostov region

Since the Rostov region has a low birth rate, local authorities have approved a monthly cash payment of 8,013 rubles for low-income families in which a third child was born or adopted later than January 1, 2013. Payments are made until the child turns 3 years old. The conditions for providing the benefit are:

• Russian citizenship of all family members of the applicants;
• paid only once per family (cannot be paid again at the birth or adoption of a fourth child);
• assigned to families raising 3 or more children under the age of 18 years (or 23 years old when studying at school);
• annual renewal.

Parents with many children in the region can also count on the following types of support:

• one-time reward when awarding a diploma to a mother of many children “For merits in raising children” – 50 thousand rubles;
• a plot of land for private plots and individual housing construction, subject to registration in the region for at least 5 years;
• a monthly allowance for the purchase of medicines for children under 6 years of age, as well as an annual payment for the purchase of a school uniform and compensation for travel on public transport to the place of study;
• free family minibus when raising 8 or more children and if registered in the region for 5 years or more;
• EDV for each child in the amount of 389 rubles (all families);
• monthly reimbursement of half the cost of housing and communal services.

Regional monthly child benefits in the Rostov region

As in other regions, in the Rostov region, at the direction of the federal authorities, a local monthly allowance is paid to children under 16 years of age (or 18 years of age if attending school) from low-income families. Both natural and adopted children are taken into account. The payment is subject to annual renewal with the provision of income certificates. Benefit amounts:

• 389 rubles for each child of the specified age;
• 584 rubles for a child whose father is conscripted in the army, or it is impossible to collect alimony from him;
• 778 rubles – for single mothers.

Gifted children and children raised in low-income families in a dangerous social situation have the right to compensation for the cost of the voucher (once a year) in the amount of 90%.

One-time benefits for a child in the Rostov region upon adoption

If a family decides to adopt an orphan or a child without parental care, it can qualify for one-time financial support in the amount of 30 thousand rubles . If a family accepts several children at once, the payment is provided for each of them separately. Documents must be submitted within six months from the date of transfer of the child to a new family.

Regional one-time child benefits in the Rostov region for the birth of triplets

As soon as a child is born in a family, the family can apply to the USZN for registration of a federal benefit for the birth of a child. In the Rostov region, parents of triplets (and more children born at the same time) also have the right to claim a local one-time payment in the amount of 61,291 rubles for each of the newborns.

You must apply for payment of benefits within 6 months after the birth of children to the Ministry of Labor and Social Development (you can submit documents in electronic format through State Services or go to the MFC). A family of Russian citizens can receive funds for their relatives, not adopted children.

Monthly allowance for the purchase of nutritious food in the Rostov region

In the 4th quarter of 2016, the regional cost of living per capita in the Rostov region was 9,414 rubles.

Payments for the purchase of nutritious food can be issued for the following categories of low-income citizens of the Russian Federation:

• pregnant women (454 rubles) from the moment of the first visit to the gynecologist until childbirth (documents are submitted by the woman herself);
• nursing mothers (508 rubles) until the child reaches 12 months of age (with a certificate of breastfeeding);
• children under 3 years old (231 rubles for children under one year old, 184 rubles for children 1-2 years old, 238 rubles for children 2-3 years old) (must be registered with a pediatrician and have a certificate of the need for enhanced nutrition);
• newborns from 1 to 2 years old (+775 rubles) who are not registered at the clinic (additional benefit).

What documents are needed to apply for regional child benefits in the Rostov region

In order to receive regional payments for a child, you must contact the local department of social protection authorities, having prepared the following set of documents in advance:

Read also: A car after a divorce: how it is divided when spouses divorce Document Where to get an Application for child benefit In free form Passport of the Russian Federation (residence permit, temporary residence permit - for foreigners and refugees) Main Directorate for Migration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Certificate of registration in the region where the application is submitted Passport Office Birth Certificate (adoption) of a child for whom a benefit is issued Registry office authorities Birth (adoption) certificates of other children Civil registry offices Birth certificate of a child without records of the father or a certificate of making records of the father according to the mother (for single mothers) Civil registry authorities Certificate of imprisonment marriage or divorce (if any) Civil registry office Certificate of family composition Passport office Sick leave for pregnancy and childbirth (for registration of benefits for Birth and Birth) District clinic or antenatal clinic Certificate of early registration in the antenatal clinic (for registration of a one-time payment for registration registered in the early stages) From the gynecologist observing the pregnancy Certificate of average earnings for the last 2 years Accounting at the place of work, Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation Work book with or without employment record From the last place of work Certificate of registration not registered at the Employment Center (for unemployed, dismissed due to liquidation or bankruptcy of a company) Employment Center Certificate of non-receipt of unemployment benefits (unemployment benefits cannot be received simultaneously with child benefits) Employment Center Certificate that the second parent did not receive USZN benefits, from the place of work Certificate large family (for parents with many children) USZN Certificates of monthly income of all family members (for low-income families) At the place of work, the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation, the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation, the Central Employment Center, at the place of study Certificate of completion of studies at school or university (for schoolchildren and students) At the place study Conclusion of a medical and social examination establishing disability (for disabled children) ITU Bureau Certificate of lack of place in a preschool educational institution (to receive compensation for lack of places) Kindergarten at the place of residence Certificate of enrollment in a kindergarten and the amount of parental fees (to receive compensation part of the parental fee) preschool educational institution Agreement on the admission of a child to a foster family (for foster parents) Guardianship and trusteeship authorities Death certificate or a court decision declaring a person missing (for children who have lost a parent) Civil registry office, court secretary Photocopy of a bank account or savings book -

Legislative acts on the topic

Law of the Rostov region dated October 22, 2004 No. 165-ZS On social support for childhood in the Rostov region

Child benefits in the Rostov region

Type of benefit Amount of benefit Social support measures for pregnant women from low-income families, nursing mothers and children under three years of age from low-income families with a doctor’s certificate in the form of a monthly cash payment for nutritious food One-time cash payment in connection with the birth of three or more children at the same time 68 479 Monthly cash payments for children from large families are available to large families with three or more children under the age of 16, and continuing education until the age of 18. 436 Monthly cash payment in the event of the birth of a third child or subsequent children before the child reaches the age of three. 8,954 Monthly allowance.

• 436 – basic size
• 872 – for children of single mothers
• 654 – for children whose parents evade paying child support and for children of conscripts

Monthly cash payments for children of the first and second year of life for the purchase of special dairy products for baby food. 867

Type of benefit Amount of benefit One-time benefit to citizens who have adopted a child (children). 30,000 Monthly financial support for orphans and children left without parental care, transferred to the families of guardians or trustees, foster parents.

• 10 567
• 13,209 (+25%) - for a ward with an established disability

One-time allowance for accommodation when creating a foster family. 30,000 Monthly remuneration for the adoptive parent. 8,456 – for raising a child Additional remuneration:

 

• 1,691 – when placing a second child and for each subsequent child;
• 1,269 – for special working conditions;
• 2,115 – living in rural areas.

For raising each child under 3 years of age or with disabilities, an additional 50% of the minimum wage is paid

Monthly compensation to adoptive parents for the purchase of book publishing products and periodicals. 100

The amounts of federal benefits are calculated based on the projected indexation value of 3.1%. The exact value of the indexation coefficient will be known in January 2020.

Part of the benefits depends on the federal minimum wage, which from January 1, 2020 will be equal to 12,130 rubles (Order of the Ministry of Labor of Russia dated 09.08.

2019 N 561н “On establishing the cost of living per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Russian Federation as a whole for the second quarter of 2019”).

The federal law has not yet approved the minimum wage (it is expected to be signed at the end of December).

Maternity benefits

Type of benefit Amount of benefit One-time benefit for maternity and childbirth, working women Depends on salary One-time benefit for working women for registration in the early stages of pregnancy 675.81 One-time benefit for pregnancy and childbirth, per month 675.81 Benefit for women registered in medical organizations in the early stages of pregnancy 675.81 Working conditions of pregnant women. This is a reduction in production standards, a reduction in working hours, a ban on dismissal and other concessions. A birth certificate (entitled to all women). A birth certificate allows a woman to choose a medical institution where she will be observed during pregnancy, give birth, and observe the child. Birth certificate in the amount of 12,000 rubles (Project, currently 11,000 rubles)

Child benefits

Benefits for wives and children of military personnel

Maternal capital

Type of benefit Amount of benefit Maternal (family) capital 466,617.00 Monthly payment from maternity capital for the second child (up to 1.5 years) 11,099.00 Regional cost of living in the Rostov region for children for the 2nd quarter of 2019 January 15, 2020 Vladimir In his Address to the Federal Assembly, Putin proposed extending and expanding the maternity capital program. Key innovations in the maternity capital program:

 

• maternity capital will be distributed to the first children;
• at the birth of a second child, an additional 150,000 rubles will be paid (a total of 616,617 rubles);
• annual indexation of maternity capital;
• extension of the maternity capital program until 2026.

At the moment, laws and other regulatory documents have not been published. Many questions arise about the details and subtleties of the President’s proposals. We are waiting for the adoption of the legislative framework and publication of documents.

Payments to adoptive parents, guardians and foster parents

Which families in the Rostov region can apply for targeted social assistance?

Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Development of the Rostov Region Margarita GORYAINOVA answers the question:

— The issue of providing targeted social assistance in the form of social benefits and in the form of benefits on the basis of a social contract is regulated by the Regional Law of October 22.

2004 No. 174-ЗС “On targeted social assistance in the Rostov region”, according to which targeted social assistance is provided to low-income families or low-income single citizens of the Russian Federation living in the territory of the Rostov region who, for reasons beyond their control (objective life circumstances or other valid reasons) the average per capita income is below the subsistence level as a whole for the Rostov region per capita.

Currently, to provide targeted social assistance, the cost of living in the Rostov region as a whole is used per capita for the 2nd quarter of 2019 - 10,673 rubles.

  The right of citizens to receive targeted social assistance is determined by the social protection body at the place of their registration on the basis of an application and documents confirming the financial situation of the applicant. When calculating the average per capita income for the provision of targeted social assistance, all types of wages, pensions and additional payments to them are taken into account , and benefits and subsidies in value terms for the three months preceding the month of circulation.

Targeted social assistance in the form of social benefits is assigned from one to six months a year.

The amount of targeted social assistance in the form of social exclusion for persons in extreme situations is determined as the difference between the cost of living in the Rostov region as a whole per capita and the average per capita income of a family or a single citizen living alone.

•   For persons in extreme situations, targeted social assistance in the form of social benefits is assigned in an amount that is a multiple of the subsistence minimum, but not more than six times the subsistence minimum established in the Rostov region on the day of applying for benefits
•   An extreme situation is understood as an extreme, unusually difficult situation in which a low-income family or a single citizen finds themselves due to circumstances beyond their control.
• - natural disasters (hurricane, flood, drought, landslides, earthquakes), fire, collapse or destruction of housing, accidents, loss of vital property, medical and surgical treatment required for diseases and conclusions of medical organizations, lack of fuel.

The procedure for providing targeted social assistance based on a social contract was approved by Decree of the Government of the Rostov Region dated July 4, 2013 No. 429 “On the provision of targeted social assistance based on a social contract.” A social contract is a bilateral mutual agreement that a citizen or family concludes with social security authorities for purposes in difficult life situations.

Difficult life situation - a circumstance or circumstances worsen the living conditions of a citizen and the consequences of which can be overcome independently.

The conclusion of a social contract is carried out with a member of a low-income family or a low-income citizen living alone to stimulate their active actions to overcome a difficult situation no more than once every three years for a period of three months to one year; the maximum amount of payment under the social contract is not 60 thousand rubles for one family.

1.   Each family is offered an individual support program based on their specific situation. According to regional legislation, the social contract is concluded in the following areas:
2. -job search;
3. - undergoing vocational training and additional vocational education;
4. — carrying out individual entrepreneurial activities; maintaining a personal subsidiary plot;
5. — the need for treatment, including for alcoholism and drug addiction;
6. — placement of a child in a preschool educational organization;
7. - repayment of arrears in payment for residential premises and utilities in order to avoid eviction in accordance with the established procedure from residential premises occupied under a social tenancy agreement;
8. — installation of a gas meter.