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Financial Assistance for Parents of Multiple Births in Easy-to-Read Language
Financial Assistance for Parents of Multiple Births
Sometimes parents have multiple children at birth.
For example:
- Triplets
This means:
3 children are born at the same time.
- Or even more children are born at the same time
This is often exhausting for parents.
And it costs a lot of money.
That’s why parents in North Rhine-Westphalia receive financial assistance.
This assistance is called:
multiple-birth allowance.
Here's an explanation:
- What is multiple-birth allowance?
- Who receives the money?
- How much money will you receive?
- Do you need to file an application?
- What are the costs?
- Where can you get help?
What is "Mehrlings-Geld"?
Parents of multiples need a lot of things.
For example:
- Clothes for the babies
- Diapers
- Strollers
That’s why these parents receive money.
The money comes from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
It is intended to help families.
Who is eligible for multiple-birth benefits?
You are eligible for multiple-birth benefits if the following apply to you:
- You have given birth to triplets or more children at the same time.
- The children were born after January 1, 2019.
- You live in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- You were already living in North Rhine-Westphalia when the children were born.
How much money do you get?
The family receives 1,000 euros for each child.
Also important:
The Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia
will serve as the children’s honorary godfather.
This means:
The Minister-President is happy to have the children.
The children and their family are important.
Do you need to submit an application?
No.
You do not need to submit an application.
The Registration Office will notify the Office of the Minister-President.
You will receive a letter with information.
You will receive the money automatically.
What are the costs involved?
It doesn't cost anything.
Where can you get help?
Do you have any questions?
If so, the Citizens' Office in your city can help you.
The Ministry for
- Kinder
- Jugend
- Familie
- Gleichstellung
- Flucht und
- Integration
from the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia has produced this text.
The abbreviation for the ministry is: MKJFGFI.
This is pronounced as follows: EM-KA-JOT-EF-GE EF-I
The ministry would like to translate many texts into plain language.
The ministry uses a computer program for this.
The program is from the company SUMM AI.
If a text has been translated by SUMM AI,
then there is always a note.
The ministry checks the texts.
So that the information is correct.
Particularly important texts are translated by people.
And checked by people with disabilities.