Question 7605 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Mathieu Lefèvre draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for autonomy and disability, to the absence of additional income for young people recognized as disabled workers (RQTH), but not eligible for the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) and the opportunity to give them access to active solidarity income (RSA). Currently, the young people under 25 can only benefit from RSA under strict conditions of duration of activity, except in cases of parenthood. This rule effectively excludes many young people with disabilities, whose career paths are often marked by school failures or difficulties in finding employment. Although the RQTH officially recognizes these obstacles, it is not accompanied by any material rights, leaving these young people without stable financial solution at a pivotal moment in their lives. However, this transition period between the end of schooling and the first professional experience is particularly conducive to social dropouts. Without economic support, these young people risk lasting exclusion, even though their active commitment to looking for a job, in particular through registration with Cap emploi, demonstrates a real desire integration. For comparison, young workers can benefit from early access to the RSA, in recognition of their merit. It therefore seems fair to extend this exceptional regime to young RQTH holders involved in an integration process, in order to prevent disruptions and promote their autonomy. Also, he questions the Government on its intentions regarding the extension of the RSA to young people in situations of disability not eligible for AAH.

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