Social Welfare
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Argentina Asignacion Universal por Hijo (Universal Child Allowance)
Argentina's Asignación Universal por Hijo (AUH) is an ongoing monthly child benefit administered by ANSES for families with children who are unemployed, work without registered contributions, work in domestic service, or hold social-monotributo status. The benefit combines a monthly payment with health, vaccination, and education requirements for the annual retained portion.
Australia National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides individualised funding for reasonable and necessary disability supports. It is administered by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), and access applications are accepted on an ongoing basis rather than through a fixed annual funding round.
Austria Familienbeihilfe (Family Allowance)
Austria Familienbeihilfe is a monthly family allowance for eligible parents and other qualifying parents or guardians. The amount depends on the child’s age and the number of children, with additional support for an eligible child with a significant disability.
Brazil Bolsa Família
Brazil's federal conditional cash-transfer program for low-income families. Eligibility begins with Cadastro Único registration and per-person monthly family income of up to R$218; the payment combines a per-person amount, family supplements, and a R$600 minimum floor.
Brazil SUS (Sistema Único de Saúde) Universal Healthcare System
Brazil's Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) is the country's universal public healthcare system. The Ministry of Health describes it as a free network covering health promotion, prevention, primary care, urgent and emergency care, specialist treatment, hospital services, medicines, and transplants. There is no cash award or application deadline: people access the relevant service through the public health network, with local procedures varying by municipality.
Denmark Boerne- og Ungeydelse (Child and Youth Benefit)
Denmark's tax-free child and youth benefit is paid for each child until age 18. In 2026, the full rates are DKK 5,370 per quarter for ages 0-2, DKK 4,248 per quarter for ages 3-6, DKK 3,342 per quarter for ages 7-14, and DKK 1,114 per month for ages 15-17. Most eligible families are paid automatically.
Finland Kela General Housing Allowance (Yleinen Asumistuki)
Finland's General Housing Allowance (yleinen asumistuki) is a monthly, means-tested Kela benefit for households with low income that live in rented, right-of-occupancy, or part-ownership housing in Finland.
France RSA (Revenu de Solidarite Active)
France's guaranteed minimum income benefit provides monthly support to people and households with modest resources, with access to employment or social integration support.
Germany Kindergeld (Child Benefit)
Germany's Kindergeld child benefit pays €259 per eligible child per month in 2026. Applications are ongoing for families who regularly support a qualifying child.
Italy Assegno Unico Universale (Universal Single Allowance)
Italy's Assegno Unico e Universale is an ongoing monthly payment for families with dependent children. For 2026, the amount for each minor child ranges from EUR 203.80 to EUR 58.30 according to ISEE, with additional increases in specific family circumstances.