Question 15656 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Matthieu Bloch alerts the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the very precarious situation in which many people receiving the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) remain. Despite the increases that have occurred in recent years, the maximum amount of this allowance, established at just over 1,030 euros per month for a single person, remains below the threshold. of poverty estimated in France. Numerous associations, as well as several citizens directly concerned, are warning of the growing gap between this level of resources and the real cost of living, in a context marked by lasting inflation, a sustained increase in compulsory expenses and specific costs linked to disability. Many AAH beneficiaries indicate that they encounter major difficulties in accessing dignified living conditions, whether it concerns housing, food, transport, access to care or even essential expenses linked to their disability situation. This reality fuels a deep feeling of abandonment and incomprehension among people who remind us that they are not seeking privileges or special treatment, but the effectiveness of the principle of dignity to which the Republic is attached. In this context, he asks whether the Government is considering a substantial and lasting increase in the allowance for disabled adults in order to guarantee a standard of living compatible with the basic requirements of dignity and autonomy. He would also like to know the measures that the Government intends to implement in order to better take into account the additional costs induced by disability and to fight more effectively against the precariousness of the people concerned.

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