Search Nederlands Deutsch English Service for the fight against poverty, insecurity and social exclusion Welcome to our website Novelty s October 17 International Day for the Eradication of Poverty The reference address with a CPAS . Study of case law 2016-2017 + 100 decisions . Current projects 2018 Biennial report 2016-2017 Citizenship and poverty . Report follow-up Facts and figures Integration income Minimum allowances Themes Health Cohabitation Child poverty Youth assistance The Service for the fight against poverty, precariousness and social exclusion assesses the effectiveness of the fundamental rights of people living in unfavorable socio-economic conditions : right to decent housing, right to energy, right to protection family life, right to social protection, right to health protection ... To do this, it organizes in-depth consultations between associations in which poor people recognize themselves, CPAS, social partners, health professionals. various sectors, administrations ... On the basis of this work, it formulates recommendations intended for the political leaders of our country, with a view to restoring the conditions for the exercise of fundamental rights. These are discussed in all governments and parliaments as well as of art advisory bodies ( see monitoring of the report ) . This tool for the fight against poverty, precariousness and social exclusion was created by the Federal State, the Communities and the Regions, by a cooperation agreement signed by all Governments and approved by all Parliaments. Assistance to individuals is not part of the Service's competences. Other specific departments or organizations are better able to meet the demands of these people. Follow us on twitter Would you like to be informed of events organized by the Service, of a new publication of the Service or of news on the website? Click here and send us your email address. Search Site map Respect for privacy Copyright Last update: 07-09-2018 rue Royale 138, 10 0 0 Bru ssels T é l .: +32 ( 0 ) 2 2 12 . 31. 67 Fax: +32 ( 0 ) 2 212.30.30 E-mail: Luttepauvrete @ cntr .be This creation is made available under a Creative Commons contract . reception the service themes human rights and poverty publications facts & figures connections