About public service "The appointment of a monthly state allowance assigned and paid for caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood."

   In accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 28, 2005 № 63 "On State Benefits to Families with Children" Families with children born, adopted, and also taken under guardianship are entitled to benefits for caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood."
   Other individuals caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood also have the right to receive benefits.
   The allowance for a person caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood is assigned and paid from the day the disabled person of the first group from childhood or his legal representative applies for the entire period of establishing the disability of the first group from childhood.
   In the case и of two or more disabled persons of the first group living in a family from childhood, the allowance for caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood is assigned and paid to each of them.
   In the case of caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood by several persons, the allowance for caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood shall be assigned and paid to one of these persons.
   Caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood presupposes:
   1) cohabitation in the same locality of the carer and the disabled person of the first group since childhood;
   2) assistance of a caregiver, a disabled person of the first group from childhood to fulfill one or several unregulated basic needs (in maintaining personal hygiene, when dressing, eating, physiological departures, escorting from the place of residence to the destination and back, etc.), the need  in the satisfaction of which occurs one or more times a day.
    Allowance for caring for a disabled person of the first group from childhood is not assigned to persons:
1) minors; 
2) recognized by the court as legally incompetent or partially legally capable; 
3) registered in a psychiatric and (or) narcological dispensary.