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Philippines PhilHealth Universal Health Care
PhilHealth is the Philippine national health insurance program administered by the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation. Under the Universal Health Care Act, Filipino citizens are automatically included in the National Health Insurance Program, with direct contributors paying premiums and indirect contributors receiving government-funded support. Members can use inpatient, outpatient, primary-care, emergency, and condition-specific benefits at accredited providers.
Petty Traders Grant Support Programme: Apply for ₦10,000–₦100,000 in Nigeria (June–August 2026)
Youth Empowerment Nigeria’s current petty-trader grant cycle offers ₦10,000–₦100,000 to eligible Nigerian residents aged 18–55 with an existing micro-business or a viable business idea.
Diet and Health Collaborative R&D Grants 2026: BBSRC and Defra Historical Reference
A historical reference for the closed 2026 BBSRC and Defra collaborative R&D grant supporting novel food and drink products and innovations for healthy, sustainable, and resilient diets in the UK.
Norway Folketrygden Healthcare (National Insurance Scheme)
Norway's National Insurance Scheme (Folketrygden) helps eligible residents and workers pay for public healthcare. Adults normally pay approved user fees, public inpatient hospital care is free, and the 2026 exemption-card ceiling is NOK 3,278.
Norway Barnetrygd (Child Benefit)
Barnetrygd is Norway's monthly child benefit for children under 18. From 1 February 2026, the ordinary rate is NOK 2,012 per child per month, with additional supplements in defined circumstances.
Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP) 2.0: N150,000 Monthly Stipend and Historical Application Guide
The NJFP 2.0 fellow application cycle covered by this page closed on 30 June 2026. This historical reference records the verified stipend, eligibility rules, documents, and selection process while applicants wait for any future official call.
New Zealand Working for Families Tax Credits
Working for Families is New Zealand's family assistance package. Inland Revenue and the Ministry of Social Development can pay four types of support: Family Tax Credit, In-work Tax Credit, Minimum Family Tax Credit, and Best Start. Eligibility and the amount depend on family income, the children in your care, residence, work, and any shared-care arrangement.
New Zealand Superannuation (NZ Super)
New Zealand's government pension for people aged 65 and over who meet the citizenship, ordinary-residence, and date-of-birth-based residence criteria. It does not depend on income, assets, or whether you are still working.
New Zealand KiwiSaver Retirement Savings Scheme
KiwiSaver is New Zealand's voluntary, work-based retirement savings scheme. Inland Revenue administers enrolment, payroll deductions, opt-outs, and government contributions, while licensed KiwiSaver providers invest members' money. Eligible members can receive employer contributions, a government contribution of up to NZ$260.72 a year, and limited early access for a first home or other qualifying circumstances.
Netherlands Zorgtoeslag (Healthcare Allowance)
The Netherlands Zorgtoeslag is a monthly government subsidy administered by the Belastingdienst/Toeslagen (Tax and Customs Administration) that helps residents with low to moderate incomes pay their mandatory health insurance premiums under the Dutch universal healthcare system (Zorgverzekeringswet).
Namibia Old Age Grant
Namibia Old Age Grant provides a monthly cash allowance to eligible citizens and permanent residents aged 60 and older who reside permanently in Namibia.
Morocco AMO Tadamon (Universal Health Insurance)
AMO Tadamon is Morocco’s non-contributory mandatory health-insurance regime for people who cannot pay AMO contributions. The State pays the contribution for eligible households identified through the RNP and RSU, with free care in public facilities and access to the AMO care basket in private care under the applicable reimbursement and coverage rules.
Mauritius Basic Retirement Pension (BRP)
Mauritius Basic Retirement Pension (BRP) is a basic pension administered by the Ministry of Social Integration, Social Security and National Solidarity. The current official rates are MUR 15,555 per month for ages 60-89, MUR 23,550 for ages 90-99, and MUR 28,735 from age 100, subject to the statutory pension-age, residence, and institutional rules.
LinkedIn Future of Work Fund 2026: Historical Grant Reference for AI Workforce Nonprofits
A verified archive entry for LinkedIn's closed 2026 Future of Work Fund round, which supported nonprofits helping young adults overcome barriers to an AI-powered workforce.
Kenya Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Programme
Inua Jamii is Kenya’s government cash-transfer programme for older persons, eligible households caring for orphans and vulnerable children, and households caring for persons with severe disabilities. The current official guidance describes a KES 2,000 monthly stipend, local identification and registration, and mobile-money access through a registered Safaricom line.
Japan National Health Insurance (Kokumin Kenko Hoken)
Japan's municipal public health-insurance route for residents who are not covered by another qualifying plan, with regulated copayments for covered medical care and locally calculated premiums.
Japan Jidō Teate (児童手当) Child Allowance
Japan's national Jidō Teate provides monthly child-allowance payments for children from birth through the first March 31 after age 18. The current rules have no income limit, with higher rates for children under age 3 and for qualifying third and subsequent children.
Indonesia Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (National Health Insurance)
Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) is Indonesia's public social health insurance program, administered by BPJS Kesehatan. Enrollment is ongoing for eligible residents and workers, with contribution rules that vary by participant segment and service class.
Ireland Medical Card
The Ireland Medical Card is an ongoing HSE healthcare entitlement for people who live in the Republic of Ireland and intend to remain there for at least one year. It provides free GP care, public outpatient and inpatient services, and most prescribed medicines, with eligibility usually decided from household income, dependants, and allowable expenses.
India Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY
Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) is a Government of India health-assurance benefit that provides cashless and paperless cover of up to ₹5 lakh per family per year for secondary and tertiary hospitalization. Core eligibility is based on identified households, while Indian citizens aged 70 and above can use the senior-citizen cover regardless of income.
Iceland Child Benefit (Barnabætur): 2026 Rates and Application Guide
Iceland Child Benefit (Barnabætur) is an income-related payment administered by Ríkisskattstjóri (Skatturinn). For 2026, the published base amount is ISK 345,000 per child for married or qualifying cohabiting couples and ISK 514,500 per child for single parents, with an additional income-related amount for children under seven.
Growing Roots Grant 2026 (Closed): Up to $10,000 for Youth-Led Climate Justice
Historical reference for Roots’ closed 2026 Growing Roots Grant, which offered up to $10,000 and ongoing support to youth-led climate justice collectives in the Global South, diaspora, and BIPOC communities.
Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)
The Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), administered by the National Health Insurance Authority, helps eligible people access basic healthcare and supports referrals beyond primary care. This entry preserves the closed 2026 STORM registration and renewal campaign, which temporarily waived fees and premiums nationwide.
Germany Kindergeld (Child Benefit)
Germany's Kindergeld child benefit pays €259 per eligible child per month in 2026. Applications are ongoing for families who regularly support a qualifying child.
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