New Bolsa Família: Over 20 Million Brazilians Will Receive R$ 715 Per Month

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 02/03/2023 at 18:19

Updated on 02/03/2023 at 18:20

Novo Bolsa Família (foto/divulgação)

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The Brazilian Government Announced On Thursday (2) The Gradual Increase Of The Average Amount Of Aid To Be Given To Families Assisted By Bolsa Família. The Benefit, Known As New Bolsa Família, Was Previously R $606.91 And Will Be R $715 Per Family.

These Resources, Which Are A True “Hug” For Thousands Of People In The Country, Were Received With Great Enthusiasm And Surprise By The Population. With This Announcement, The Government Concluded The Auxílio Brasil Program, Implemented By The Government Of Jair Bolsonaro (PL). The MP (Provisional Measure) That Recreates The New Bolsa Família Was Signed By Lula And Will Be Forwarded To The National Congress.

Payments Under The New Format Will Begin On March 20. This Is A Light At The End Of The Tunnel For Thousands Of Brazilians Who Need This “Warmth” Financially To Survive. The Federal Government Announced On Wednesday (1) The Basic Guidelines Of The New Bolsa Família, Which Will Offer Brazilians A Minimum Benefit Of R $600 Per Family.

According To Calculations By The Ministry Of Development And Social Assistance, This Amount Will Benefit About 20.8 Million Households In 2021, With About 700,000 Families That Were Not Previously Covered Being Included In The Program.

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The Benefit Will Be Calculated Initially Per Person — R $142 For Each Member — Ranging From Minimum Income For Single-Person Families To Complements For Those With Fewer Members.

The New Bolsa Família Policy Also Includes Additions Of R $150 For Children Aged 0 To 6 Years And R $50 For Members Aged 7 To 18 Years. This Data Represents A Reduction Compared To The Number Of Beneficiaries Previously Covered By Auxílio Brasil Due To The Removal Of Families That Received The Benefit Irregularly.

With These Measures, The Government Seeks To End Distortions And Ensure A Continuous And Equitable Flow For All Brazilians, A Promise Made During The Elections By Both Lula And Bolsonaro. The Adjustment Was Made Based On A Constitutional Amendment Proposal (PEC) Articulated By Lula, To Allocate A Ceiling Of R $175 Billion To The New Bolsa Família. Despite This, The Amount Spent On The Program During 2023 Is Expected To Be Between R $168 Billion And R $175 Billion, According To Technicians.

During The Launch Ceremony Of The Program, Minister Wellington Dias Stated That ‘It Was Challenging To Build A New House Without Demolishing The Old One’, And Explained That Families Already Covered By The Auxílio Brasil Will Not Be Immediately Excluded From Bolsa Família. However, A ‘Guaranteed Return’ Was Announced For Those Who Voluntarily Disconnect From The Program Or Lose Income And Need To Return.

The Minister Also Informed About A Protection Rule For Those Who Obtain A Job With Formal Employment: The Family Can Increase Its Income By Up To Half A Minimum Wage Per Member Without Being Immediately Excluded From The Social Benefit. The President Of Caixa Econômica Federal (CEF), Rita Serrano, Also Announced That All Bolsa Família Cards Will Become Debit Cards.

At The End Of The Ceremony, The Minister Became Emotional About The Cause And Made An Appeal: “Let’s Take Brazil Out Of The Hunger Map. Let’s Take Brazil Out Of The Map Of Food Insecurity And Nutritional Insecurity!”, He Said, While Asking The Audience To Pray A Lord’s Prayer Aloud.

The News That All Brazilians Were Waiting For Was Announced: The New Format Of Bolsa Família Was Revealed.

Now, Low-Income Families Can Count On A Basic Benefit Of R $142 Per Person Per Month, In Addition To A Guaranteed Minimum Payment Of R $600 Per Family. Children And Adolescents Up To 18 Years Old Will Also Have The Right To Additions Of R $150 And R $50, Respectively.

With This, Families Will Start Receiving An Average Of R $715 Per Month. The Government Allocated R $175 Billion For The New Bolsa Família This Year And Estimates Benefiting About 20.8 Million Families – A Mountain Of Hope For Millions Living In A Sea Of Difficulties. Payments Under The New Format Will Start On The Next March 20, But The Impact Will Be Felt In Every Brazilian Home.

New Bolsa Família: Over 20 Million Brazilians Will Receive R$ 715 Per Month

The Brazilian Government Announced On Thursday (2) The Gradual Increase Of The Average Amount Of Aid To Be Given To Families Assisted By Bolsa Família. The Benefit, Known As New Bolsa Família, Was Previously R $606.91 And Will Be R $715 Per Family.

The Benefit Will Be Calculated Initially Per Person — R $142 For Each Member — Ranging From Minimum Income For Single-Person Families To Complements For Those With Fewer Members.

The News That All Brazilians Were Waiting For Was Announced: The New Format Of Bolsa Família Was Revealed.

Government Formalizes New Bolsa Família Of R$ 600.00

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New Bolsa Família: Over 20 Million Brazilians Will Receive R$ 715 Per Month

The Brazilian Government Announced On Thursday (2) The Gradual Increase Of The Average Amount Of Aid To Be Given To Families Assisted By Bolsa Família. The Benefit, Known As New Bolsa Família, Was Previously R $606.91 And Will Be R $715 Per Family.

The Benefit Will Be Calculated Initially Per Person — R $142 For Each Member — Ranging From Minimum Income For Single-Person Families To Complements For Those With Fewer Members.

The News That All Brazilians Were Waiting For Was Announced: The New Format Of Bolsa Família Was Revealed.

Government Formalizes New Bolsa Família Of R$ 600.00

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