The obligation to provide information

You receive a social assistance benefit. It is important that you let us know if anything changes in your personal situation or if you start working or receive money. We call this the obligation to provide information.

Why do I have to report changes?

We need this information to determine your entitlement to your benefit. In addition, a change can also affect how much benefit you receive (more or less).

What changes do I report?

You must inform your contact person of changes in your personal and/or financial situation. Even if you doubt whether the change is important. Together we will check whether it concerns information that is important for your benefit. Below are a few examples:

• You go to work.
• You are moving or moving in together.
• Your child is leaving home.
• You have received an inheritance or gift.
• You start or stop with (volunteer) work.