Traduction de «Prestations pour enfants handicapés » (Français → Anglais) :

handicapped children's benefit

Handicapped Children's Benefits

residential care worker | special needs support worker | residential childcare worker | residential home children care worker

special education [ compensatory education | education for highly gifted children | school for handicapped children | school for the blind | school for the deaf | special-needs education | special teaching ]

care of children with a disability [ care of disabled children | care of handicapped children ]

relationship with hearing children

care allowance for handicapped children

disabled child | handicapped child

The Commission has a number of concerns in relation to both Hungarian legislation and administrative practices which lead to the result that Roma children are disproportionately over-represented in special schools for mentally disabled children and also subject to a considerable degree of segregated education in mainstream schools.

Such groups include children, especially early school leavers, children left behind[41], unaccompanied children, and children with disabilities, as well as people in the Roma community[42].

The current federal government has put in place a number of initiatives: The Universal Child Care Benefit, which provides all families with $1,200 per year for each child under the age of six; a tax credit to promote physical fitness among children under the age of 16; an increase in maximum annual Child Disability Benefits to $2,300 from $2,000; a new $2,000 Child Tax Credit amount for every child under 18, providing $1.5 billion in new tax relief to families; $550 million for the Working Income Tax Benefit for low-income Canadians; and a new long-term savings plan for parents of children with severe disabilities.

Among those measures, I would like to mention the following: the universal child care benefit that provides families with $1,200 per year for each child under six; a tax credit to promote physical activity for children under 16 years of age; an increase in the maximum annual child disability benefit; a tax credit for every child under the age of 18, which represents a tax break worth $1.5 billion for families; an investment of $550 million for the working income tax benefit for low-income Canadians; and finally, an initiative that I am particularly proud of, because it is meant for those who need it most, namely, a long-term savings ...[+++] plan for parents of children with severe disabilities.