Broad support for childcare benefits scandal

The municipality of Haarlem is providing comprehensive, personalized support for local residents recognized as victims of the childcare benefits scandal. This aid covers five life domains, including finances, housing, and health, and includes access to a case manager to help participants make a new start.
The municipality of Haarlem is offering comprehensive support to families affected by the childcare benefits scandal. This initiative is available to parents, ex-partners, children, and survivors who have been officially recognized by the Uitvoeringsorganisatie Herstel Toeslagen (UHT). The support program aims to help these individuals make a new start by focusing on five key life areas: family, housing, health, work, and finances. Assistance is personalized and can range from material goods like household items to professional services such as psychological care or career coaching. Participants are paired with a case manager to develop a customized action plan that lasts up to two years. There are no income or wealth requirements for this support, which is intended to be used as a one-time resource. To access this aid, eligible residents can contact the municipality of Haarlem directly via email or telephone to begin the assessment process for their individualized support trajectory.
Based on reporting by haarlem. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

