This year, millions of Brazilians have already been approved in one of the federal government benefits.
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With the monthly financial transfer, families can invest in a better quality of life through the purchase of food, medicine and school supplies, for example.
Discover 4 government benefits that aim to meet the needs of Brazilians in different areas.
1. Green and Yellow House Program
THE Green and Yellow House Program It is an initiative of the Brazilian federal government whose main objective is to improve the living conditions of Brazilian families through the granting of titles for the purchase, renovation or construction of housing.
Among the government benefits, this is what allows millions of Brazilians to realize their dream of buying or building their own home.
2. Continuous Benefit Payment (BPC)
BPC, as it is popularly known, is a benefit granted to seniors aged 65 or over who do not have a pension.
Furthermore, it covers people with disabilities of any age in a situation of socioeconomic vulnerability.
The amount transferred to these beneficiaries corresponds to the current minimum wage.
Certainly, BPC is one of the government benefits which helps to bring a better quality of life to the elderly and people with disabilities.
3. Green Bag Program
Benefit granted to families living in environmental preservation areas, aiming to promote nature conservation and sustainable development.
The program's actions are encourage environmental conservation practices and income generation through the sustainable exploitation of natural resources.
Federal government benefits can help lift families out of extreme poverty, promote social inclusion, and even help people take better care of their health.
Be sure to learn about each of them and see if you are also eligible. After all, millions of Brazilians receive approval every month!
4. Popular Pharmacy
It is a program that provides free or discounted medicines for the low-income population.
In addition to medicines, it is possible to obtain geriatric diapers and other products related to health or basic hygiene.
Although it is not present throughout the country, the government expects that by this year, the Farmácia Popular program will be expanded to 90% in municipalities with less than 40 thousand inhabitants.
