People's Bag: See how to register to receive up to R $ 2,500
Learn how to register and receive the people's Bag:
The Bolsa do Povo is considered the largest social protection program ever implemented in Brazil, its purpose is to support about 2 million people in socially vulnerable situations.
So, let's know more about this program, seeking to understand how it works, and inform how you can subscribe!
What is the people's bag?
The Bolsa do Povo program was created to offer assistance to low -income families.
It emerged during the pandemic in 2021, through Law No. 17,372/2021.
Therefore, more than just transferring income, the program brings together a series of initiatives that invest in people and their skills.
There are more than 10 different forms of support, involving job opportunities, sports, hunger fighting and even housing support.
How to Subscribe to the People's Bolsa
Access the official website of the program by clicking on the link below
Fill out the registration form with your personal information and details about your home.
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Just to get an idea, the value of financial aid can reach $ 2,500 , with the aim of helping these families surpass difficult times and build a better life.
Therefore, it is a broad program that seeks to take care of the most basic needs and also promote personal and professional development.
Main benefits of the program
There are several benefits offered by the Bolsa Povo program. See below for what they are!
Entrepreneur Bolsa
This benefit provides a training course in the area of the individual microentrepreneur (MEI) and a financial aid of R $ 1,000, paid in two installments of R $ 500, for people from 18 to 35 years old who want to undertake.
Young Citizen Action
This initiative offers a monthly support of R $ 100 to 15 to 24-year-olds who are attending high school or higher, with the objective of supporting them in professional qualification.
Citizen income
Financially supports families with per capita income below half a minimum wage, ensuring a minimum income for their basic needs.
Food stamp
The program provides a monthly food stamp of R $ 500 for families with per capita income below half a minimum wage, promoting their food security.
Sports Talent Bag
It offers four different types of athletes' scholarships, according to their levels of age, competition, training and results obtained.
Young Apprentice Bag
The program brings opportunities for paid internship to young people between 14 and 24 years, helping them enter the job market.
Housing aid
Provisional financial support to families who were removed from their homes involuntarily due to climatic events.
Work Bolsa
The work exchange allows unemployed people to have an occupation, professional qualification and a monthly assistance of R $ 540 for up to five months.
Rapid
This benefit offers free professional grant and professional training for people without formal occupation, aiming to help them get a job or start their own business.
Prospera Family
Prospera Familia provides monthly income, financial incentive for the creation of a business, professional training and support for the construction of a life project to low -income single -income families with children up to six years old.
Life
Finally, this initiative encourages the practice of physical activity in academies and accredited clubs for people over 60, with a monthly allowance of $ 100.
How does the Povo Bag?
The Bolsa do Povo program provides beneficiaries an exclusive card, which can be used as a common debit card.
Therefore, with this card, the families contemplated have the freedom to use the amounts received according to their personal needs and priorities.
The card is accepted in several accredited establishments, such as supermarkets and pharmacies, allowing beneficiaries to make the necessary purchases without further difficulties.
In addition, they can also withdraw the available money by simply using 24 -hour self -service terminals or going to a Banco do Brasil branch.
Therefore, this flexibility is intentional, as the goal is to give more autonomy and control to the families served by the program.
After all, they can decide the best way to use the resources received according to their particular reality. Thus, the program seeks to meet more effectively to the individual needs of each beneficiary.