Politics · Cyprus

Ministry of Social Welfare faces backlog, vulnerable citizens left waiting for assistance.

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The Deputy Ministry of Social Welfare in Cyprus faces a significant backlog of cases, leaving vulnerable citizens waiting for assistance. The ministry has been understaffed for years, impacting its ability to effectively manage and process claims. Annually, it distributes approximately €400 million to around 103,000 beneficiaries who often struggle to obtain necessary certifications. Some individuals reportedly resort to purchasing required documents at a cost of €5 each. The bureaucratic challenges within the ministry contribute to the difficulties faced by those in need of social welfare support.

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The Deputy Ministry of Social Welfare in Cyprus faces a significant backlog of cases, leaving vulnerable citizens waiting for assistance. The ministry has been understaffed for years, impacting its ability to effectively manage and process claims. Annually, it distributes approximately €400 million to around 103,000 beneficiaries who often struggle to obtain necessary certifications. Some individuals reportedly resort to purchasing required documents at a cost of €5 each. The bureaucratic challenges within the ministry contribute to the difficulties faced by those in need of social welfare support.

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