Third: Social insurance:

A-   Monthly Aid:

Previously guarantee pension: (10 classes + scholarship)

·         Orphan.

·         Widow.

·         Divorcees

·         Children of a divorced woman: if she gets married, imprisoned or dies.

·         Disabled: A person under the age of 65 is a man or a woman and has a disability that prevents him from working.

·         Aging: A person who has reached the age of 65, whether a man or a woman.

·         Spinster: a girl who has reached 50 years old and has never been married.

·         Prisoner's family: for a period of three years or more.

·         Disabled child: The family has one or more mentally handicapped children and the assistance is renewed annually until the reason ceases to exist or reaches the age of 18.

·         Abandonment: A family whose family has been abandoned for a period of not less than 6 consecutive months, and whose place of residence is not known, and the duration of assistance is one year and renewed until the reason ceases to exist up to six years.

B-   One time Aid Assistance:

·         Security projects (from 1,000 to 3,000 pounds and can be repeated if the project succeeds).

·         Individual urgent cases have 500 pounds.

·         Tuition fees 500 pounds.

·         Funeral expenses are estimated 500 pounds, 200 pounds for those without a family.

C-   Relief (assistance in the event of disasters, public and individual accidents)

 Urgent aid (3 types)

·         Death (5,000 pounds for the head of the household - 1000 pounds for a family member - 300 if the deceased did not have a family)

·         Injury (200 pounds for those who spent 24 hours or more in the hospital - 500 pounds for those who spent 7 days or more - 1000 pounds for 15 days or more).

·         Catering (100 pounds spent per family member during the first three days of the accident).