social welfare

Latest news and articles about social welfare from NEX English

Launch $500 Million Fund to Support Children and Seniors

NTUC has announced plans to establish a $500 million investment fund aimed at supporting children and seniors over the next five years. The initiative seeks to increase the number of children benefiting from 7,000 to 10,000 annually.

Launch '0% Pocket Book' to Enhance Welfare in Indonesia

The Indonesian government announced the launch of the '0% Pocket Book: Benefits and Welfare Support for 2026' to facilitate citizens' access to various government support programs. This announcement was made during a press conference in Jakarta, where officials emphasized the importance of this book in directing aid to those in need.

Enhance Education and Support Vulnerable Groups in Indonesia

The Indonesian Cabinet Secretary, <strong>Teddy Indra Wijaya</strong>, met with Minister of Social Affairs <strong>Saidullah Yusuf</strong> to discuss the progress of the 'People's Schools' program and ensure accurate distribution of social assistance. The meeting, held in <strong>Jakarta</strong>, aims to improve education quality and direct support to the most needy groups.

Dubai exempts senior citizens from parking fees and cancels fees for disabled

The Dubai government has announced a significant decision to exempt senior Emirati citizens from parking fees and to cancel road fees for individuals with disabilities. This initiative aims to enhance social welfare and improve the quality of life in the emirate.

Enhance Zakat Performance in Indonesia for Greater Welfare

The head of Indonesia's National Zakat Management Agency, Sodik Mudjahid, has called on all zakat workers to improve their professional performance during Ramadan to increase the impact of zakat on beneficiaries. This initiative aims to develop self-awareness and emphasize the importance of zakat in society.

Larry Fink warns social security fails to build wealth for Americans

In his annual letter to investors, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, highlighted the need for significant improvements in the U.S. social security system, which supports over <strong>70 million Americans</strong>. Despite its effectiveness in combating poverty, it does not enable wealth building for recipients.