PB: Mothers of Children with Disabilities Remain Assistants
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Mothers of children with disabilities will continue to be personal assistants for their children and will be able to work additionally. This was stated by the MP from "Progressive Bulgaria" Ivan Yanev in the National Assembly when presenting the proposed changes to the Personal Assistance Act. According to him, there will be no people deprived of social benefits, despite the high budget deficit. "The social package is ensured and there will be n…
The current employment contracts of personal assistants will be replaced with special contracts for the provision of personal assistance. This is provided for by changes to the Personal Assistance Act, introduced by "Progressive Bulgaria", which have caused sharp disputes and concerns among families of people with disabilities. According to the proposers, the new mechanism will allow parents and relatives who care for people with disabilities to…
The government is not giving up on the amendments to the Personal Assistance Act, which envisage changes in the rights of personal assistants. This became clear at an extraordinary briefing in the National Assembly after a wave of criticism from almost the entire opposition, as well as non-governmental organizations.Patient organizations: Savings at the expense of assistants, not reformThe patient organizations "Together with You" categorically …
The implementation framework of the "Personal Assistant for People with Disabilities" program is causing strong reactions
The amendments to the Personal Assistance Act proposed by Progressive Bulgaria have sparked a sharp reaction among parents of children with severe disabilities. The dissatisfaction is related to the envisaged restrictions, which could lead to a reduction in funds for personal assistants and the withdrawal of already acquired rights. The amendments were published on Tuesday and caused a wave of indignation in […]
Progressive Bulgaria is facing explosive social discontent due to changes in the law on personal assistance, with which it decided to save on personal assistants.
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