What subsidies do Tangshan disabled people have?

Disabled people in the city medical units for medical treatment, priority registration, priority treatment.

Disabled children and adolescents have the right to receive nine-year compulsory education. Ordinary primary schools and junior high schools must recruit disabled children and adolescents who can adapt to study and life. For disabled children and adolescents who receive compulsory education, ordinary primary schools and junior high schools may waive or reduce miscellaneous fees due to difficulties in family life.

Students with disabilities who apply for ordinary senior middle schools, vocational middle schools, secondary specialized schools, technical schools and institutions of higher learning in this city, who meet the conditions stipulated by the state and meet the admission score standards, shall not refuse admission; Persons with disabilities or legal guardians have the right to apply to the education or labor department for handling those who refuse to enter school.

Teachers and workers engaged in special education and deaf-mute sign language and Braille translators who have passed the training and examination of the Disabled Persons' Federation can enjoy special education allowance. The above-mentioned personnel (except employees) who have worked in special education positions for twenty years and retired will be included in the pension.

Social welfare enterprises, institutions and individual workers for the disabled in urban and rural areas enjoy tax reduction or exemption in accordance with relevant state regulations. The production and living vehicles of social welfare enterprises and institutions may be exempted or reduced from vehicle and vessel use tax with the approval of the tax authorities.

If one of the husband and wife is a disabled person, registered as an urban resident, and the life is inconvenient, the planning, public security and other departments should give priority to solving the problem within the "farmers" index.

Parks, theaters, cinemas, libraries, sports grounds (gymnasiums), dance halls and other public cultural, sports and entertainment places should take care of the disabled and give priority to admission. This park is free for the disabled. Cinemas, theaters, exhibition halls and stadiums (gymnasiums) provide free services for the disabled on "Helping the Disabled Day" and "World Day for the Disabled".

Railway stations, bus stations and docks shall provide auxiliary services for the disabled, and give priority to purchasing tickets and taking buses.

Blind people and physically disabled people without walking ability can take local buses for free, enjoy half-price concessions for long-distance buses in this city, and are allowed to carry necessary auxiliary tools for free.

In rural areas, poor households whose per capita income is lower than the local living standard take disabled people as the main family labor force, and township people's governments can give them collective care and unpaid voluntary labor. Disabled people who have completely lost their ability to work can be exempted from all kinds of retention and voluntary labor according to their family economic situation.

When arranging housing in cities and towns and applying for homestead in rural areas, the disabled should be given priority under the same conditions.

All kinds of parking places store special vehicles necessary for the disabled free of charge.

In cities and towns, public buildings, roads, public cultural and sports venues should gradually set up barrier-free facilities, and implement urban roads and architectural design specifications that are convenient for the disabled.

If the lawful rights and interests of the disabled are infringed upon due to the non-implementation of these provisions, the infringed person or his legal guardian shall have the right to request treatment or bring a lawsuit to the people's court according to law.