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Novim Zakonom predviđena je mesečna naknada od 65.000 dinara za roditelje-negovatelje.
Roditelji neće gubiti status roditelja-negovatelja kada dete navrši 18 godina, što obezbeđuje kontinuitet podrške
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Vlada Srbije usvojila je juče Predlog Zakona roditelj-negovatelj, koji donosi veliku promenu za hiljade porodica u našoj zemlji. Ovim zakonom se prvi put uvodi sistemska podrška roditeljima koji su, zbog nege teško bolesne dece, sprečeni da budu radno angažovani.
Mesečna primanja i doprinosi
Glavna novina je uvođenje mesečne naknade u iznosu od 65.000 dinara . Međutim, to nije sve što roditelji dobijaju:
Doprinosi za penzijsko i zdravstveno osiguranje: Država će direktno uplaćivati ove doprinose, čime se roditeljima osigurava socijalna zaštita i pravo na lečenje.
Pravo na penziju : Zakon definiše i uslove za odlazak u penziju, pri čemu je starosna granica za roditelje-negovatelje određena na 65 godina .
Ukupna pomoć dostiže 108.000 dinara
Ono što je važno za kućni budžet ovih porodica jeste da nova naknada ne isključuje dosadašnja prava. Deca će i dalje primati uvećani dodatak za tuđu negu i pomoć , koji trenutno iznosi oko 43.000 dinara .
Kada se ova dva iznosa saberu, ukupna mesečna podrška države jednoj porodici dostiže 108.000 dinara .
Status se ne gubi nakon 18. rođendana deteta
Jedna od najznačajnijih stavki novog predloga zakona je kontinuitet podrške.
Roditelji neće gubiti status roditelja-negovatelja onog trenutka kada njihova deca postanu punoletna. S obzirom na to da je deci sa teškim oboljenjima nega neophodna i u odraslom dobu, država je predvidela da se isplata naknade i prava na doprinose nastave i nakon 18. godine života deteta.
Ko sve ima pravo?
Procenjuje se da će u startu ovo pravo moći da ostvari između 4.000 i 5.000 roditelja u Srbiji, a očekuje se da će taj broj rasti kako primena zakona bude odmicala.
Važno je napomenuti da donošenje ovog zakona neće ugroziti druge usluge koje su deca do sada koristila, poput boravka u dnevnim centrima ili usluga ličnog pratioca.
Ovaj korak se ocenjuje kao ključna investicija u socijalnu stabilnost porodica koje se suočavaju sa najtežim životnim izazovima, omogućavajući im finansijsku sigurnost dok su posvećeni brizi o svojim najbližima.
Majka i ćerka
Read the full article at Blic →📄Source document: Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski
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BlicIndependentCenter2 days agoThe Serbian government has adopted a new law providing monthly financial support to parents caring for seriously ill children. The law introduces a monthly allowance of 65,000 dinars, along with contributions to pension and health insurance, ensuring social protection for these caregivers. Parents retain their caregiver status even after their child turns 18, maintaining continuous support. The total monthly assistance per family reaches 108,000 dinars when combined with existing benefits.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a new law without overtly favoring any political side. It focuses on policy details, eligibility criteria, and financial figures, avoiding subjective commentary or biased language.
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- government Predlog Zakona roditelj-negovatelj
RepublikaParty-alignedCenter2 days agoThe Serbian government has adopted a proposal for the Parent-Caregiver Law, introducing a monthly allowance of 65,000 dinars for parents who are unable to work due to caring for seriously ill children. The law also ensures that these parents continue to receive contributions for pension and health insurance. The law does not affect existing rights and services for children, such as personal care assistants or stays at day centers. Parents will retain their caregiver status even after their children reach adulthood. The law defines conditions for accessing a parent-caregiver pension, with a set
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual summary of a new law without apparent ideological framing, focusing on the details of the proposed legislation and its provisions.
Večernje novostiParty-alignedCenter2 days agoThe Serbian government has adopted a proposal for a Parent-Caregiver Law, which provides monthly compensation of 65,000 dinars for parents who care for seriously ill children full-time and cannot work. The state will also pay contributions for pension and health insurance. Children will continue to receive an increased allowance for care and assistance, approximately 43,000 dinars per month. Combined with the caregiver compensation, this amounts to 108,000 dinars per month from the state. It is estimated that currently between 4,000 and 5,000 parents could qualify for this status, with numbers
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a new law without apparent ideological framing, loaded language, or one-sided sourcing. It focuses on the details of the proposed legislation and its potential impact.
Večernje novostiParty-alignedCenter3 days ago BRILLIANT NEWS: The Government of the Republic of Serbia has adopted the Parent Caregiver Bill (VIDEO)The Government of the Republic of Serbia has adopted the Parent-Caregiver Law proposal, which will soon enter the parliamentary procedure. The law aims to support parents who care for their children full-time, fulfilling a long-standing demand. Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski emphasized this as a significant step toward creating a society tailored to families. The law is expected to come into effect by October 2026.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the adoption of a proposed law without taking a stance on its merits or drawbacks. It presents the government's actions and the minister's statements neutrally, focusing on procedural updates and quotes from officials. There is no evident ideological framing or biased language
Official sources cited
- government Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski
N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter3 days agoThe Serbian government has approved the Parent-Caregiver Law proposal, which aims to provide social support for parents caring for children requiring full-time care and assistance. The law includes monthly allowances and tax contributions for unemployed caregivers. Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski emphasized the importance of the law, calling it a significant step toward making Serbia a family-friendly country.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the approval of a proposed law by the Serbian government without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents the minister's comments neutrally and focuses on the content of the law rather than any political controversy.
Official sources cited
- government Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski
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