2025 보조금 알리미 - 생계급여 긴급생계비 긴급복지 2.3.4-stim

This application offers information regarding subsidies announced from 2025 onwards. It provides details on various support programs including parental allowances, agricultural and food vouchers, emergency livelihood assistance, youth savings accounts, and employment incentives for seniors.

◆ Overview of Major Grants and Support in 2025

• Agricultural and Food Vouchers
• Parental Allowances
• Youth Leap Accounts
• Senior Employment Incentives
• Emergency Livelihood Funds (100–200 million KRW)

◆Enhanced Support for Vulnerable Populations

• (Low-Income Households) Increased basic livelihood benefits to strengthen minimum living standards—highest ever median income ratio increase (6.09%), first adjustment since 2017 (from 30% to 32%)—resulting in the largest-ever increase in livelihood support for a four-person household at 13.16%.
• Record-high creation of new senior job opportunities, surpassing one million for the first time (88,300 to 103,000, +14,700).
• Annual monthly allowance increase for senior employment programs from 27–29 million KRW (+2 million), social pension adjustments from 59–63 million KRW (+4 million), to foster stable elderly living.
• *Public Interest Activities: increase from 27 to 29 million KRW; Social Service Programs: from 59 to 63 million KRW.
• (Support for Vulnerable Youth) Provision of tailored integrated services from identification to case management, including support for youth experiencing learning or employment difficulties, as well as physical and mental health care.
• (Isolated Youth) Identification and classification of target individuals through dedicated agencies and personnel; comprehensive personalized case management aimed at social reintegration (320 youth and 640 family members).
• (Low-Income Children) Relaxed requirements for child support savings accounts from birth to age 17, with decreased income thresholds—covering basic livelihood or medical aid under 40%, expanding to housing or education aid under 50%, increasing participant numbers from 50,000 to 183,000.
• (Recipients of basic livelihood benefits) Expansion of employment support initiatives to reduce reliance on benefits: increasing workfare participants from 66,000 to 69,000, with expanded income deduction benefits for youth under age 29 (from age 24), including an additional tax deduction after earning a certain threshold.
• (Reducing childcare costs) Significant increases in parental support allowances—monthly payments for newborns up to age one raised from 70,000 KRW to 100,000 KRW; for one-year-olds, from 35,000 KRW to 50,000 KRW; additionally, offering a first-meeting subsidy of one million KRW for families with three or more children (from 200K to 300K KRW).

*Disclaimer: This app is not an official government or political organization application. It is independently developed to provide high-quality information and does not assume any responsibility.

*Source: Korea Policy Briefing Website (https://www.korea.kr)