Reintegration Allowance — Support for Returning to the Family Environment
The reintegration allowance is monetary social assistance paid to the biological family or to the guardian-carer of a person with special care needs, where that family or carer takes the person from a specialized institution to live in a family environment and provides appropriate care. The purpose of the allowance is that the state, through financial support, reflects the costs and effort associated with living with a new family member. The right to request it belongs to the family. The amount of the reintegration allowance is determined by the Government of Georgia, while the rule and conditions for its appointment, suspension, renewal and termination, as well as other relations connected with its payment, are regulated by the minister's order — the law does not set these details directly, and you should verify them precisely against that order.