Attendance allowance for people with disabilities will increase from July 2026
Beneficiaries of the carer's allowance for first-degree disability pensions will receive increased amounts in line with the rise in the minimum wage.
Foto ilustrativăGood news for families caring for people with severe disabilities: from 1 July 2026, the companion allowance linked to the Grade I disability pension will be increased.
This rise is a direct consequence of the increase to the national gross minimum base salary, which will come into effect on the same date. The measure will provide additional financial support for carers of people with serious disabilities.
The companion allowance represents a crucial form of assistance for families caring for individuals with Grade I disability, who require permanent help with their day-to-day activities.
Although the exact amount of the increase has not yet been officially announced, it will be calculated based on the new minimum wage level set for that period.
This measure forms part of the authorities' efforts to support families facing the challenges of caring for people with severe disabilities, thereby acknowledging the vital role that carers play in society.
Content paraphrased and adapted by SeniorHelp from verified public sources.
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