Care Allowances Frozen Amid Rising Costs for Disabled in Cyprus

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Care allowances for disabled individuals in Cyprus have been unchanged since 2019.
The Cyprus Paraplegic Organisation demands a 30% increase in allowances due to rising living costs.
Over 2,500 individuals rely on these benefits while facing a 17% rise in living expenses.
Current allowances fall significantly short of actual care costs, which can exceed €3,000 a month.
The Deputy Ministry of Social Welfare has recognized the need for a review, but no changes have been made.

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Care allowances frozen for seven years as cost-of-living crisis hits disabled Cypriots hardIn-Cyprus · 23 days ago

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Care allowances for disabled individuals in Cyprus have been unchanged since 2019.
The Cyprus Paraplegic Organisation demands a 30% increase in allowances due to rising living costs.
Over 2,500 individuals rely on these benefits while facing a 17% rise in living expenses.
Current allowances fall significantly short of actual care costs, which can exceed €3,000 a month.
The Deputy Ministry of Social Welfare has recognized the need for a review, but no changes have been made.

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