Prevention and social inclusion
To help people in vulnerable situations or at risk of social exclusion. Its objective is to provide advice, technical and material support to mitigate the causes of exclusion and promote social inclusion, fostering the development of support networks and integration into their community environment.
How to request help?
Submit your application in 4
simple steps
Submit your application in 4 easy steps
01.
Initial contact
Schedule an appointment or visit us so we can assist you. We will assign you a social worker who will guide you through the process.
02.
Submit the application
Gather the documents your employer requests. Remember that you can consult our Information Guide for any questions or requirements.
03.
Step Title
Submit your application and we will review it carefully. The technical team will assess your individual case to confirm your eligibility for assistance.
04.
Receive support
Once approved, we'll contact you right away. That's when you'll start receiving the help or service you need.
Documentation Center
Current forms and regulations. Download the document you need, fill it out, and submit it at our registry or electronic office.
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Solve all
your doubts
Do you still have doubts?
We know that every situation is unique. If you need personalized guidance regarding your case or available resources, our team is here to listen and guide you.
Yes. The aid is not exclusively for unemployed people. We assess the total income of the family unit against essential expenses to determine if there is a situation of economic vulnerability, even if you have a payslip.
Our approach is comprehensive: We don't just want to "plug a hole," we want to help you get ahead. Therefore, financial aid is usually linked to a Integration ItineraryThis means that, while we support you financially, we will work with you on:
Career guidance and improvement of your resume.
Skills training or training courses.
Access to local job boards. The ultimate goal is your autonomy and job stability.
No. All of the Commonwealth's Prevention and Inclusion programs are public, free and confidential services. We will never charge you for managing assistance, preparing a social report, or providing job guidance. Your only "investment" will be your commitment and active participation in the work plan we agree upon with you.
It depends on the type of help and your situation:
Emergency Social Assistance: Son punctual and are intended to cover an urgent and unforeseen need (payment of an electricity bill, food, rent for a specific month, glasses or medication).
Periodic Benefits (Minimum Income): They last longer (monthly), but They are reviewed periodicallyIts continuation depends on the persistence of the situation of need and on the fulfillment of the objectives set in your integration plan.
