Sentences with phrase «social assistance»

I was a mere few months removed from being a single mother on social assistance who had never entertained the idea of buying my own house, let alone selling someone else's.

You can read more about assessing the means of a couple for social assistance payments.

Three individuals lived in the rented premises and two of those individuals were receiving social assistance.

For example, a client may have an issue with social assistance — being cut off from welfare or disability — which, in turn, causes a family law problem.

-- Increasing social assistance rates by one per cent for people on disability supports and welfare.

There are over 900 healthcare and social assistance providers in the city, including a dozen hospitals, which means you won't have to look far to find quality medical care.

Without government ID, individuals can not obtain social assistance, open bank accounts, secure housing or receive medical care.

Their involvement with health, justice and social assistance services also increased significantly during this time.

In practice, a greater problem may come with rights concerning social assistance.

I am not sure there are any professions equipped to properly make decisions as simple as disability social assistance or disability insurance eligibility, let alone assisted suicide eligibility though.

People with no income or who are on social assistance almost always qualify financially for legal aid.

Social assistance employees often work with dangerous members of the community and may also face an increased risk of travel - related injuries and illnesses.

What supports are there for students who need emotional and social assistance beyond what the school personnel can directly address?

Following this were criminal problems, disability - related issues, and welfare or social assistance issues.

The directive says that such migrants should be self - sufficient, but also says that they should only lose their residence right if a claim for social assistance is unreasonable.

Seniors, people on social assistance and anyone else who does not get private coverage through their employers are required to contribute to an insurance - style drug plan from the provincial government.

By pushing injured workers onto public health and social assistance programs, the taxpayer ends up paying for worker injuries, rather than the workplace where they were injured.

You won't have any trouble getting in to see a doctor, since there are nearly 900 healthcare and social assistance providers located throughout the city.

To conclude, the German rule to exclude economically inactive EU citizens from social assistance during their first three months of residence is considered not to be in breach with EU law.

However, not addressing their status as family members leaves it unclear whether the judgment offers any ground for national authorities to exclude spouses or other family members in the meaning of the Directive from social assistance during their first three months of residence.

In that situation, the compensatory supplement would have to be regarded as social assistance for the purposes of Directive 2004/38.

In a recent case, Pollock v. Wilson, a condominium resident went to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal (the» Tribunal») alleging that another resident discriminated against her because of disability and her receipt of social assistance payments.

A new report from FPI looks at the importance of jobs in the nonprofit health care and social assistance sector in New York City, and examines how the hardships facing the city's low - income population — the main constituency served by the nonprofit human services sector — have grown in the wake of the Great Recession of 2008 - 2009 and the weak recovery over the past three years.

There is already resentment over abuse of social assistance by «welfare bums» (though the cases of actual fraud are pretty rare).

The applicants» challenges of the refusal to pay social assistance failed before the courts of first instance.

A total of 653,900 cases of injury and illness were reported by the healthcare and social assistance industry in 2010.

A British Columbia government employee has been fired and the Commissioner has launched an investigation after it was discovered that a spreadsheet with sensitive personal information on social assistance recipients was taken to the employee's home.

U.S. reports have also highlighted the impacts of downloading compensation costs onto social assistance:

(b) From 1992 to 1999 and again from mid-2002 to 2004, the Applicant was intermittently involved in the sex - trade industry as an escort and between February 2002 to December 2003, collected social assistance at the same time she was earning part - time income as an escort, which she did not report to Social Services or the Canada Revenue Agency;

An article in the current edition of NOW Magazine looks at social assistance in Ontario.

Such social assistance needs a lot of tailoring.

For a person only on social assistance before age 65, when the person reaches 65 their income is basically doubled even without RDSP's.

In addition, certain other amounts, such as Workers» Compensation payments and some income - tested or needs - tested social assistance payments, must be reported as income, but are not taxed.

A second panel on the role of law in the neoliberal project explored shifts in the role of law at the domestic level in the area of social policy, including policy governing social assistance, security, and crime.

Instead, let us «maximize philanthropy» — i.e. provide maximum social assistance where needed, by sharing excess.

We looked at the how each city stacks up based on the ratio of people to healthcare and social assistance establishments so you can gauge how easy it will be to get the help you need.

Services include: Legal representation for eligible clients who appear in court without a lawyer Legal aid applications and information over the phone Legal resources and referrals to other social assistance agencies A certificate program for complex and serious cases.

Thus where Union citizens and family members live in the UK on the basis of the citizen's rights directive (2004/38), or Article 21 TFEU, or where UK citizens and family members live in other member states on either of these bases, at the date of withdrawal — which will probably be 30th March 2019 — then they will continue to enjoy the same rights, including non-discrimination and rights regarding social assistance, as they did before.