The current economic scenario in Brazil presents many challenges, especially for those looking for work. In an effort to minimize these problems, the government of São Paulo launched Work Grantan initiative of the Bolsa do Povo project. This program provides not only financial support but also professional training for citizens who register.
Unlike other aid programs, Bolsa Trabalho has a comprehensive approach. In addition to financial benefits, the program also offers courses and internships in various NGOs and institutions, thus better preparing participants to enter the job market. Let’s find out how this initiative works and who can participate.
What are the criteria for participating in Bolsa Trabalho?
Interested in applying for Bolsa Trabalho? See below the criteria you must meet:
- Minimum age 18 years;
- Residing in the state of São Paulo for at least two years;
- Have a per capita family income of up to half the minimum wage;
- Registered in the Single Registry (CadÚnico);
- Unemployed for more than one year and not receiving unemployment insurance or similar benefits.
Applications must be made on the official Bolsa do Povo website. Due to high demand and limited places, candidates are advised to apply as soon as possible.
What Benefits Does Bolsa Trabalho Offer?
O Work Grant offers several benefits that help participants reintegrate into the job market. Check these out:
- Qualification Courses: Free classes with certification in various fields;
- Practical Experience: Daily internships in public institutions and NGOs;
- Professional Guidance: Ongoing support from experts to assist with job search and career development;
- Financial Aid: Monthly allowance of R$540.00.
How are Bolsa Trabalho payments made?
Bolsa Trabalho beneficiaries receive financial assistance through an exclusive magnetic card. The process works as follows:
- Issuance of personalized magnetic cards;
- Monthly deposit of a certain amount of benefits to the card;
- Withdrawals at Banco do Brasil ATMs and 24-hour network;
- Use of the card in companies that accept the Elo brand;
- Transfer some money to another bank account, if necessary.
Payments are made monthly for a five-month period. To ensure that the benefits continue, CadÚnico data must be kept up to date. Any questions can be resolved at the Bolsa do Povo Customer Service Center.
Other Programs Available at Bolsa do Povo
In addition to Work GrantThe Bolsa do Povo program offers other initiatives aimed at various community needs. Check out some examples:
- Housing Assistance: Financial support for families affected by natural disasters or evictions;
- Gas Valley: Subsidizing the purchase of cooking gas for low-income families;
- Citizens Income: Financial assistance for families in extreme social vulnerability;
- Fast Track: Free training courses for teenagers aged 16 and over.
With this way, Work Grant This is a great opportunity for those who have been out of the job market for more than a year. By providing qualifications and practical experience, the program increases participants’ chances of getting a job. Take this opportunity to change your life and make a difference!
Notes: There is no official record indicating that the program has been closed.