Guidelines for receiving subsidies through the Child Support Grant project

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 06, 2016
Guidelines for receiving subsidies through the Child Support Grant project

The Child Support Grant project has been launched by the Department of Children and Youth, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS), with an objective to promote quality care and healthy development for newborns and youth from poor or vul

In fiscal year 2016, a 400-baht monthly subsidy will be paid to eligible children from the newborn period to the age of three. The monthly subsidy will be increased to 600 baht in fiscal year 2017.

Guidelines for receiving subsidies through the Child Support Grant project

Application process

Applicants are required to submit the following documents for registration:

-                    A copy of the national identity card of expecting  women or another official card issued by a state agency

-                    A copy of an antenatal care record or that of  the first page of mother and child health handbook

-                    A copy of the newborn’s birth certificate (for applicants submitting documents after giving birth to a child)

-                    A copy of the bank account book for Krungthai Bank, the Government Savings Bank or the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Co-operatives (or that of Prompt Pay registered with such banks)

Registration can be made at district offices, municipal offices or Tambon Administration offices

 

Conditions

-                    Applicable to children who were born on October 1, 2015 onwards

-                    Applicable to children born to poor families or families with vulnerability to poverty

-                    Applicable to children whose father or mother is a Thai national

-                    Applicable to children whose parents have not received any child welfare from government or state-enterprise agencies

For further details, please visit www.dcy.go.th , www.epayment.go.th , youtu.be/NrjwnITpQQc. 

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