Hapenköyhyydestä

Hapenköyhyydestä is a form of public assistance provided by the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, Kela. It is designed to support individuals who face difficulties in accessing financial assistance from other means, such as unemployment benefits or social assistance.

Individuals may be eligible for hapenköyhyydestä if they have no income or are at risk of becoming destitute due to a lack of income. The criteria for eligibility are determined by Kela, and may vary depending on individual circumstances. To be eligible, individuals must be a Finnish citizen or resident, and have either a low income or no income at all.

Hapenköyhyydestä is a means-tested benefit, which means that the amount of assistance provided is based on the individual's income and living expenses. The benefit is typically paid in the form of a periodic allowance, which is intended to meet basic living expenses. The allowance amount is determined by Kela on a case-by-case basis, and is usually set at a subsistence level.

The purpose of hapenköyhyydestä is to provide temporary financial assistance to individuals who are experiencing a crisis situation or a severe decline in their economic situation. It is not intended as a long-term solution, but rather as a short-term support measure to help individuals get back on their feet. Recipients of hapenköyhyydestä are required to search for employment and participate in active labor market policies, such as job training or education programs, in order to improve their employability and reintegration into the labor market.

By providing financial assistance and promoting employment and education, hapenköyhyydestä aims to support individuals in regaining economic stability and achieving long-term self-sufficiency.