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Home > Inclusion, Equality and Social Welfare > Social Solidarity > Benefits and Services

Benefits and Services

  • Special Unemployment Benefit

    The Special Unemployment Benefit may be awarded to a person who has paid Class 1 or Class 2 Social Security Contributions, qualifies for the Unemployment Assistance, and is the Head of Household.
  • State Funded Food Distribution Scheme

    The State Funded Food Distribution Scheme or as is more known as the SFFD, will be given to people most in need, and is totally funded by the state.
  • Statement of Earnings (FS3)

    This service is intended for Social Security beneficiaries who would like to issue a Statement of Earnings (FS3), for Social Security payments paid for a specific year for the past 2 years. Since this is an electronic document it does not require a signature.
  • Statement of No Earnings

    This service enables citizens to issue a Statement from the Department of Social Security certifying that they did not receive any social security benefit payments for a specific year in the previous 5 years up to the date the statement was issued.


    Since this is an electronic document, it does not require a signature. The generated Statement is not an FS3 and cannot be used for tax purposes.

  • Submit a Blue Medical Certificate

    A blue medical certificate must be completed by a medical practitioner and submitted to the Department of Social Security within 10 days from the 1st day of sickness. The only exceptions accepted are due to hospitalisation or treatment abroad.
  • Submit a Death Report of a Social Security Beneficiary

    When a Social Security beneficiary passes away, the death must be reported to the Department of Social Security. Accordingly, there are certain steps that must be taken to cancel benefits or transfer the payments to an eligible survivor. Failing to report the death of a Social Security beneficiary can be problematic for a couple of reasons. First, any payments received from Social Security after the beneficiary passes away will have to be returned. Continuing to collect benefits after someone dies, even if that person was a spouse and the benefits are going into a joint account is a crime. Second, failing to report the death could cause a beneficiary to miss out on collecting Social Security survivor benefits.
  • Submit Documents

    This service provides the facility to upload copies of documents requested in a Call Letter by the Department of Social Security.

  • Subsidiary Unemployment Assistance

    Subsidiary Unemployment Assistance may be awarded to:

    • A person having a Subsidiary Protection Status;
    • A person who is unemployed and satisfies the means test as per Social Security Act (Cap.318.);
    • A single person or person Responsible for the Household who has other family members living within the same household.
  • Supplementary Allowance – Not-Responsible for the Family

    A Supplementary Allowance may be awarded to an employed, single person with low income,, is currently not in receipt of a Children’s Allowance and also not responsible for the family that he/she lives with. This allowance is intended to help a person bridge his/her income requirements.

  • Supplementary Allowance (Head of Household)

    A Supplementary Allowance may be awarded to a person having a low income and is currently not in receipt of a Children's Allowance. This allowance is intended to help a person bridge his / her income requirements.

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