Teen Found Dead in Porto Velho Was Removed from School by Father Nearly Three Years Ago, Says Education Department
A teenage girl, Marta Isabelle dos Santos, was found dead in Porto Velho, having been withdrawn from school by her father almost three years ago, according to the state education department.
The Welfare Department of Kópavogur apologizes regarding Bakkakot
The Welfare Department of Kópavogur has issued an apology concerning issues related to Bakkakot.
The Welfare Department of Kópavogur Apologizes for Bakkakot
The Welfare Department of Kópavogur issued an apology regarding a matter related to Bakkakot.
Threw dog into the sea – fire department intervened
A man threatened another man who was walking his dog, ultimately throwing the dog into the sea, but the fire department rescued it.
After inspection exposes precarious condition, Campinas concludes first phase of the Animal Protection Department reform
The city of Campinas has completed the first phase of renovations at its Animal Protection and Welfare Department following a public outcry over poor conditions.
Teacher Denied Leave for Daughter's Wedding, Case Reaches Legislative Council
A case involving a teacher denied leave for their daughter's wedding has escalated to the Bihar Legislative Council due to complex leave rules in SC-ST welfare department schools.
DWP update released for first time confirms big rise for one benefit
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has revealed a significant rise in Universal Credit claimants, driven mainly by transitions from legacy benefits rather than new claims.
DWP Universal Credit payment hike rising to £760 for millions of households
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has announced reforms to Universal Credit, increasing payments to £760 for millions while also investing in employment assistance.
Kenya: State Department for Children's Services Reaffirms Plan to End Child Institutionalisation By 2032
The Kenyan government plans to end child institutionalization by 2032, promoting family-based care instead.
DWP Universal Credit changes to take place from April 2026 - key details
The UK Department for Work and Pensions plans to implement changes to Universal Credit in April 2026 aimed at reducing welfare benefits associated with health conditions to address perceived disincentives for employment.
Dramatic photo of a dog circulates online. Police respond to allegations regarding Tasman
The Warsaw Police Department released a statement addressing allegations of neglect towards a service dog named Tasman following the circulation of a graphic photo on social media.
DWP permanent secretary to step down after carer’s allowance scandal
The permanent secretary of the UK's Department for Work and Pensions will resign following a scandal involving the mishandling of carer’s allowance, affecting thousands of unpaid carers.
DWP chief accused of overseeing ‘culture of complacency’ that led to carer’s allowance scandal
The head of the Department for Work and Pensions has been criticized for fostering a culture that resulted in unpaid carers accumulating significant benefit debts.
Member of 'Def Tech' arrested for possession of dried marijuana at home in Tokyo
A member of the vocal duo 'Def Tech' was arrested by the Narcotics Control Department of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare for allegedly possessing marijuana at his home in Tokyo.
DWP Sir Stephen Timms explains Universal Credit and PIP upcoming 2026 changes
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced significant changes to Universal Credit and PIP, which are expected to benefit nearly four million households with an annual income boost of £725 by 2026.
Exact date this month to check your account for £200 DWP payment
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is expected to send a £200 payment to eligible recipients this month, with advice to contact them if payment is not received by January 28.
Influencer, White House welfare fraud claims are distorted, but the system has risks
The Trump administration's campaign against alleged welfare fraud has resulted in frozen funding for Democratic-led states and a new position in the Justice Department, while claims of immigrants being primary drivers of fraud remain unsubstantiated, culminating in a recent court ruling blocking the funding freeze in New York.