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The Cypriot government has approved significant increases in social benefits for people with disabilities, along with the introduction of 290 new positions for school assistants and chaperones. These decisions, which aim to enhance support for individuals with disabilities, were announced by President Nikos Christodoulides following a Cabinet meeting. The measures are part of a broader initiative aimed at fostering social inclusion and independent living for those with disabilities.
Specifically, five social benefit programs will see increases ranging from €150 to €300, with some subsidies reaching up to €13,500. The implementation of these changes follows the approval of a law regarding social participation and inclusion of people with disabilities. The government emphasized the importance of these decisions, highlighting their intended impact on improving the quality of life for affected individuals and families across the country.
5 July
Details emerged on which beneficiaries will receive increased payments from the five improved disability benefits.
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