An association supporting children with cancer advocates the creation of a subsidy for both parents of children diagnosed with oncological diseases, especially during the most complex phases of treatment.
The association argues that parents face significant difficulties in accompanying their children during treatment, often having to reduce or abandon their professional activity.
According to the article, the amount to be received in situations of assistance to a child with oncological disease is 100% of the reference remuneration, thus ensuring more adequate financial protection for the needs of these families.
The advocacy for this subsidy arises in the context of a need to strengthen social support for families dealing with pediatric cancer diagnoses, ensuring that parents can be present with their children without compromising their financial stability.
