Social Development Ministry processes over 9,000 cases in February

The Ministry of Social Development announced in a press statement on Monday that, in February 2025, it processed 9,240 cases related to social studies aimed at granting health insurance to low-income families.

The ministry also handled 175 cases for medical expense exemptions and 50 cases related to the settlement of inheritance rights.

The ministry's report on its February achievements revealed that 50 children were placed in care facilities, 44 children were discharged, and 10 children were placed with foster families.

The report highlighted the work of the Anti-Begging Department, which conducted 412 campaigns that resulted in the detention of 740 beggars.

Regarding juvenile services, the report stated that 213 juveniles benefited from care and rehabilitation programs at the ministry's centers, while 74 participated in vocational rehabilitation programs.

Furthermore, 51 children working in violation of labor laws received psychological and social support through case management, provided by field directorates and psychological support offices in collaboration with partner organizations. Nine juveniles also received legal assistance.

Concerning the public registry for associations, the report noted that the total number of registered associations under the current Associations Law reached 6,118.

Seven new associations were registered, 71 requested amendments to their charters, 28 were dissolved, and 12 temporary organizations concluded their work. Currently, 11 temporary organizations remain active, and 10 solution committees have completed their tasks.

The report from the National Aid Fund revealed that 1,795 families received assistance through regular and emergency cash aid programs, while 47,611 families benefited from monthly financial support. Additionally, 172 families participated in training programs, and the fund achieved a 91 percent response rate to incoming calls.