A política de assistência social e o funcionamento do Cras em Santos Dumont com a oferta dos beneficios eventuais

Abstract

The objective of this research is to generate reflections on the eventual benefit (BE) assured in the Organic Social Assistance Law (Loas), regulated in 1993 in small municipalities. It involves analyzing the supply of services and the demands of Social Assistance Reference Centers in the conduct of Public Social Assistance Policy. The Eventual Benefit is a social assistance right under the responsibility of the municipal entity in cooperation with the federated state. Regarding its management, regulation, and financing, in addition to the Federal District, support and leadership from the respective Social Assistance Councils is fundamental. Starting from its impact on the lives of the population, we seek, through a methodological process based on a theoretical analysis of an exploratory nature, to identify existing elements of the local reality in the literature, to capture the identity and nature of this benefit, especially considering the misunderstandings that exist in this field of attention, an issue that poses as a contemporary professional challenge. The results indicate that as part of SUAS and the Social Assistance Policy (PAS), the occasional benefit is part of the list of benefits and services that build the social protection network commonly requested by the population, reiterating the need to carry out further studies, especially to consider small municipalities such as Santos Dumont, whose social vulnerability is a majority reality