What is the rural special poverty relief to support students?

Students supported by rural special poverty assistance refer to minors under the age of 16 who are also incapable of working, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, or support students, or whose legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations.

Article 9 of the Measures for the Designation of Persons in Extreme Poverty stipulates that minors under the age of 16 who meet both the requirements for assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty and the requirements for designation as orphans shall be included in the scope of basic livelihood guarantees for orphans and shall no longer be recognized as persons in extreme poverty.

Article 10 stipulates that an application for assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty shall be submitted in person in writing to the people** (sub-district office) of the township or township where the household registration is located. Where it is difficult for them to apply, they may entrust the village (resident) committee or others to submit the application on their behalf.

The recipients of special poverty assistance refer to the urban and rural elderly, disabled and minors under the age of 16 who have local household registration and are unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise or support them, or whose legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations.

The designation of recipients of special poverty assistance and support shall be carried out in accordance with the procedures of individual application, acceptance and review by township people** (sub-district offices), and examination and approval by the people's ** civil affairs department at the county level.

The funding standards are different in different places, for example, Wanning City, Hainan Province:

Notice of the people of 10,000 cities and towns on doing a good job in the education subsidy work for students from poor households, rural subsistence allowance recipients, and families of extremely poor dependents

Subsidy content and standards.

1) Pre-school education living expenses subsidy standard 1400 yuan per year. Those who have received the subsidy funds for the education support of the poor disabled (Fucai Community Chest) project will no longer enjoy.

2) The subsidy standard for living expenses of primary education is 2,400 yuan per year.

3) The subsidy standard for living expenses of junior high school education is 2,900 yuan per student.

4) High school education: The subsidy standard for living expenses is 1,900 yuan per student per year; Tuition, accommodation and textbook fees are waived.

5) Secondary vocational education: 3,500 yuan per year; The subsidy standard for textbook fees for first- and second-year students is 400 yuan per year. Those who have received the "rain and dew plan" subsidy funds organized and implemented by the poverty alleviation department and the subsidy funds of the education support for the poor disabled (Fucai Community Chest) project organized and implemented by the Disabled Persons' Federation will no longer subsidize the living expenses, and the textbook fees will no longer be subsidized if they have enjoyed the policy of free textbook fees.

6) Higher education tuition subsidy standard: 2,000 yuan per student per year; The standard of subsidy for living expenses is 3,500 yuan per year.

Where minors under the age of 16 meet both the requirements for assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty and the requirements for designation as orphans, they shall be included in the scope of basic livelihood guarantees for orphans, and are no longer to be designated as persons in extreme poverty; Article 10 stipulates that an application for assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty shall be submitted in person in writing to the people** (sub-district office) of the township or township where the household registration is located.

That is, the state provides assistance and support to students living in extreme poverty in rural areas, and the assistance can only cover part of the expenses, and the support can solve all the expenses.

That is, students under the age of 16 who meet the conditions for assistance and support for people living in extreme poverty, and students who are supported by assistance and support for people living in extreme poverty in rural areas.

Rural students who are supported by special poverty assistance refer to those students who have not yet reached the age of 16, have neither the ability to work nor any livelihood, and still have no legal obligation to support, raise or support them, or their legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations.

In fact, these students are rural hukou, and their families are also particularly difficult, and they can be regarded as low-income households.

Subsidized poor students refer to the elderly, disabled and minors under the age of 16 who have local household registration, have no ability to work and have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise or support, or are unable to fulfill their obligations under the law. [1]

Students supported by special hardship assistance refer to minors under the age of 16 who are unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, or support students, or students whose legal obligations are unable to perform their obligations.

Its contents include: providing basic living conditions, providing care for those who cannot take care of themselves, providing for illness**, and handling funeral matters. The support for persons living in extreme poverty shall be the same as the basic old-age insurance for urban and rural residents.

Basic medical insurance, minimum living guarantee.

Orphans, basic ants, and Wuben living security systems are connected.

Causes of extreme poverty.

1. Due to the unbalanced economic development of various regions, the family status of students is different.

2. Enrollment is on track, and the payment of fees to school is increased. Colleges and universities have implemented the reform of the enrollment merger system, and implemented the principle of "paying for school and choosing their own careers", so that the payment of fees for students going to school has become universal.

3. Rural students, poor families.

4. Parents and family members are laid off and have a good reputation.

5. Family changes.

6. Suffering from natural disasters.

Students supported by special poverty assistance refer to minors under the age of 16 who are also incapable of working, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, or support students, or whose legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations.

Its contents include: providing basic living conditions, taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves, providing diseases and reputations, and handling funeral matters. The support for persons living in extreme poverty shall be the same as the basic old-age insurance for urban and rural residents.

Basic medical insurance, minimum living guarantee.

The basic living security system for orphans is connected.

Causes of extreme poverty. 1. The economic development of various regions is unbalanced.

2. Enrollment is on the same track, and the payment of fees to go to school has been increased. Colleges and universities have implemented the reform of the enrollment merger system, and implemented the principle of "paying for school and choosing their own careers", so that the payment of fees for students going to school has become universal.

3. Rural students, poor families.

4. Parents and family members are laid off.

5. Family changes.

6. Suffering from natural disasters.

Rural students who are supported by special poverty assistance refer to minors under the age of 16 who have no ability to work quickly, no livelihood, no legal obligation to support, raise, or support students, or students whose legal obligations are unable to perform their obligations.

Poverty is relative to abundance, and no prosperity and filial piety are similar to poverty. Poverty is a comprehensive phenomenon of social material life and spiritual life, and its main root cause is the lack of material living conditions and spiritual life in spiritual life. As is often said:

The poverty of philosophy"、"The poverty of the proletariat"Wait.

Dependent students are minors under the age of 16.

Rural students who are supported by special poverty assistance refer to minors under the age of 16 who are unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, or support students, or whose legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations.

Article 9 of the Measures for the Designation of Persons in Extreme Poverty stipulates that minors under the age of 16 who meet both the requirements for assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty and the requirements for designation as orphans shall be included in the scope of basic livelihood guarantees for orphans, and shall no longer be identified as persons in extreme poverty.

Identification of poor students:

The designation of rural special poverty assistance and support for students refers to the state's assistance and support for persons living in extreme poverty who are unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, and support them, or whose legal obligors are unable to perform their obligations, to provide assistance and support to persons under the age of 16.

The above content reference: Ming Shi Encyclopedia - Special Poverty Support Students.

Legal analysis: 1. For students with rural hukou: the basis for students living in extreme poverty is to "establish a file and establish a card household".

2. For students with urban hukou: the basis for extremely poor students is "urban subsistence households".

3. For poor students in Xingxiao or political areas, for example, there are 43 concentrated contiguous poverty-stricken counties (districts) in Shaanxi Province, and as long as the students' hukou is in these 43 administrative areas, they are all extremely poor students in need of assistance.

4. For some single-parent families and disabled families, they can also be treated as extremely poor students after being certified by the neighborhood office or village committee.

Legal basis: Interim Measures for Social Assistance

Article 14: The State provides support to persons living in extreme poverty for persons who are unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal obligation to support, raise, or support them, or to the elderly, the disabled, and minors under the age of 16 who are unable to support, raise, or support them.

Article 15 The contents of the support for persons living in extreme poverty include:

1) Provision of basic living conditions;

2) Give care to those who are unable to take care of themselves;

c) provide for the disease**;

4) Handling funeral matters.

The standards for the support of persons living in extreme poverty shall be determined and promulgated by the people** of the province, autonomous region, municipality directly under the Central Government, or city level divided into districts.

The support for persons living in extreme poverty shall be linked to the basic old-age insurance, basic medical security, minimum livelihood guarantee, and basic livelihood guarantee for orphans for urban and rural residents.

Summary. Extremely poor students are not the same as poor students. The differences are as follows:

1. The degree of difficulty is different, students with extreme difficulties refer to students with particularly difficult family conditions, and poor students refer to students whose family economic conditions are generally poor. 2. Subsidies for different levels of difficulty, and students in extreme poverty can get more subsidies. For example, the amount of state grants for poor students is different from that of extremely poor students, and poor students receive more state grants than poor students.

3. The family environment is different, and there are usually some unexpected circumstances in the families of poor students, such as the disability of their parents, which leads to poor family economic conditions, while poor students generally have no special circumstances.

Extremely poor students are not the same as poor students. The differences are as follows: 1. The degree of difficulty is different, students with extreme difficulties refer to students with particularly difficult family conditions, and poor students refer to students whose family economic conditions are generally poor.

2. Subsidies for different levels of difficulty, and students in extreme poverty can get more subsidies. For example, the amount of state grants for poor students is different from that of extremely poor students, and the amount of state grants received by poor students is higher than that of poor students. 3. The family environment is different, and there are usually some unexpected situations in the families of poor students, such as the disability of their parents, resulting in poor family economic conditions, while poor students generally do not have special circumstances.

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