While assistance for single mothers is not approved in Brasilia, we have prepared some other aid tips that may be available to women who are heads of household. See the article below.

Brazil is experiencing a serious economic crisis.

This mainly affects the poorest layer of the population, which often comes to depend on government social programs to be able to cover their basic expenses.

Even more serious is the situation of mothers who are heads of families, as they were seriously harmed by the stoppage of day care centers and schools during the pandemic.

Many of them had to leave their jobs to stay at home with their children.

This generates a very big economic and social problem for these families, who end up being left unassisted.

Bill 2099/20 provides for permanent aid for single mothers.

It aims to ensure food security and meet the basic needs of the family.

The original proposal foresees a monthly payment of R$ 1,200.00 for female-headed households.

This amount would still be readjusted annually by the INPC, along with the minimum wage, so that it would not lose purchasing power.

While PL 2099/20 is not approved, see what similar benefits are already available:

This benefit pays the amount of R$ 130.00 per child, can be paid cumulatively up to a maximum of 5 children.

Here the amount paid is R$ 65.00 per person in the family who is in this situation.

The monthly amount paid will be R$ 200.00 for families with children enrolled in part-time or R$ 300.00 for families with children enrolled in full-time.

Remembering that to have access to all these programs it is necessary that the family is enrolled in the Auxílio Brasil program, through CadÚnico. For more details about this registration, read the articles below.