Policies · 2 sources combined
190,000 welfare crisis households
Includes debt adjustment defaults
D-34 Deadline December 11 · End date of intensive welfare blind spot survey
In short
The Ministry of Health and Welfare will identify and support 190,000 households facing financial hardship.
It will conduct intensive investigations on households with disabilities and those struggling with debt.
Information on people whose debt adjustment was suspended will be used for the first time.
Key facts
| When | The survey will be conducted over 8 weeks from October 19 to December 11. |
|---|---|
| Who | The Ministry of Health and Welfare will conduct the survey together with local administrative offices and municipal governments nationwide. |
| What | Out of 250,000 total, 190,000 crisis households will be selected as support targets. This includes 13,000 people with disabilities and 17,000 facing financial crisis. |
| How | After screening 49 types of crisis information through big data, local governments will verify through AI counseling and on-site investigations. |
What it means for me
Households with financial difficulties can receive support by contacting their local administrative office.
Self-employed workers facing difficulties due to debt adjustment suspension are also included in support targets.
