Expenditure
1. The Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec arranges and bears the cost of a municipality resident’s stay in Social Welfare Homes. This is the municipality’s own mandatory task – PLN 996,357.
2. Expenditure on foster care – PLN 30,000.
3. Family benefits and the Alimony Fund
4. Health insurance contributions
5. Benefits and assistance in kind, as well as contributions to pension and disability insurance, in the amount of PLN 1,468,081, allocated for:
6. Housing allowances and permanent benefits
7. Maintenance of the Social Welfare Centre. Expenditure of PLN 1,691,400 has been planned for 2013 for the operation of the Municipal Social Welfare Centre, salaries, salary-related costs and current expenditure related to maintaining the Centre. The funds for this purpose come from the municipal budget.
8. Care services and specialist care services in the amount of PLN 447,838.
9. Other activities
European Union funds
“Działając Wykorzystujesz Szansę” project
In 2013, the Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec plans to carry out another edition of the systemic project entitled “Działając Wykorzystujesz Szansę”, co-financed by the European Union from the European Social Fund under Priority VII: Promotion of social integration, Measure 7.1: Development and dissemination of active integration, Sub-measure 7.1.1: Development and dissemination of active integration by social welfare centres. The estimated total value of the project will be PLN 250,000.00.
“Be Fair – Internet as a Common Good” project
The Director of the Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec is responsible for recruiting beneficiaries from families in the Municipality of Bolesławiec. Recruitment is based on records of people receiving benefits provided by the Centre, with particular consideration given to the social housing estate on Kościuszki Street. Beneficiaries will be selected from among families:
- meeting the income criterion entitling them to receive support under the social welfare system,
- meeting the income criterion entitling them to receive support under the family benefits system,
- children and young people in education from families in a difficult financial and social situation who are eligible for social scholarships,
- people with disabilities with a significant or moderate degree of disability or an equivalent assessment,
- having suitable housing conditions for installing the equipment (according to an assessment by MOPS employees).
(commissioned information)