At present, how much can Hong Kong residents generally get from CSSA?

Hong Kong's comprehensive social security assistance mechanism needs conditional loans. It is not the same as the social welfare system implemented in western developed countries. When every taxpayer loses his job, he will get relief immediately to enjoy it. Whether there is a real need or not. The so-called Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) should conditionally lend money to those who really need it. That is, whether the person seeking help meets the conditions stipulated by CSSA: first, whether he is a legal resident of Hong Kong; They cannot have more than one house of their own; Its bank deposit shall not exceed HK$ 200,000; Whether their children or parents can support them. All applicants for Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) meet the above conditions. Can be obtained according to different needs; Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) and loan assistance with different amounts. At present, the maximum loan amount of CSSA is HK$ 3,500.00 per person per month. Let me give you an example to illustrate: if there is a single-parent family, it is not living in public housing for the time being, let alone in its own property. And all three children are at school. Because his single parents have to take care of three children, he can't work. Then you can get a monthly CSSA payment of up to12,000 Hong Kong dollars. If the applicant lives in public housing or self-owned housing. Of course, according to the situation, the number of winners of CSSA award is small. At the same time, when this single-parent family appears, any child will be employed. The number of CSSA winners will be reduced reasonably according to the situation. As far as I know, most traditional Hong Kong people are ashamed of CSSA. If necessary, many Hong Kong people. Although they meet the requirements, they don't want to accept CSSA! This is probably the precious self-esteem developed by traditional Hong Kong people. ? On the other hand, the situation of new immigrants from Chinese mainland is just the opposite.

I can't help but mention that there are actually many enthusiastic, retired and elderly men and women in Hong Kong who don't have to work. Including some young people with basic and higher education, will voluntarily and selflessly serve Hong Kong society, just like the work of government social workers. Hong Kong people call these respectable people volunteers!