Question 17363 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Jean-Pierre Cubertafon draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the conditions for granting AAH for severely disabled people. Article L. 821-1 of the Social Security Code stipulates that the AAH disabled adult allowance is granted subject to means conditions, even for people with a lifelong disability of more than 80% and who can no longer work. of professional activity. This provision leads many disabled people not to receive the AAH because of their spouse's income. For many people with disabilities, this situation is considered unfair. It has the consequence of transferring the impact of the disability onto the spouse or family instead of transferring it to national solidarity. This impact is particularly heavy when the family's income just exceed the threshold of the AAH resource conditions. Thus a severely disabled person but whose spouse receives 1,670 euros net per month does not receive the AAH even though these financial conditions result in difficulty “making ends meet”. As it stands, a disabled person has the choice between: living alone and assuming their disability alone by benefiting from the AAH or depending permanently on his family by reducing everyone's standard of living. Also, he asks her if she does not think that the choice to eliminate or modulate this condition of resources for people with lifelong disabilities of more than 80% would contribute to reestablishing a form of social justice towards the disabled.

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