These are the bonuses or benefits that you can access if you are registered with Sisfoh

He Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) is a fundamental tool to identify households in situations of poverty and vulnerability in Peru. It is managed by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (midis) and grants a socioeconomic classification to all families. This categorization not only allows for fair allocation of resources, but also ensures that social programs reach those who need them most.

Sisfoh can facilitate access to a variety of specific bonuses or social programs depending on the classification of your home. In this way, you could improve your situation and that of your family. Below, we detail how you can know the category of your home and all the social programs you can access.

What social programs or benefits can you access if you are in Sisfoh?

Midis administers several social programs aimed at households classified as poor or in extreme poverty. These programs are designed to meet various needs, from education to health and housing.

• Pension 65: This program provides a bimonthly pension to citizens aged 65 or over in situations of extreme poverty, ensuring a basic income for this vulnerable group.
• Together: offers financial support to families with children or adolescents, encouraging school attendance and health check-ups. This program seeks to break the cycle of poverty through education and child well-being.
• With You Program: intended for people with severe disabilities in poverty, it provides economic transfers that help improve their quality of life.
• Scholarship 18: This initiative grants full scholarships to talented low-income young people, allowing them to access higher technical or university education and promoting their professional development.
• Free SIS: guarantees free access to health services for uninsured and precarious people, ensuring that all citizens have adequate medical care.
• Llamkasun Peru (Works Peru): a temporary employment program that seeks to improve employability through the creation of jobs in basic infrastructure works and community activities.
• National Program for Employability: This program offers initiatives to improve the work capabilities and skills of the unemployed or underemployed population, facilitating their insertion into the labor market.
• National Rural Housing Program: Aimed at improving living conditions in rural areas, this program facilitates access to decent and safe housing for the inhabitants of these areas.
• Protection bonus for homes vulnerable to seismic risks: provides financial support for the reinforcement or reconstruction of homes in earthquake-prone areas, improving the safety of housing structures.

Sisfoh: how do you classify households economically?

The socioeconomic classification of Sisfoh It is based on a detailed analysis of income, living conditions and other relevant socioeconomic aspects of households. This process allows families requiring assistance to be accurately identified, ensuring that resources are distributed fairly and equitably.

This information is updated periodically to reflect changes in families’ living conditions, ensuring accurate and up-to-date classification.

See your home classification in this LINK via Sisfoh

To verify if your home is classified as poor through Sisfoh, you only need your National identity document (ID) and internet access. Follow these steps to know your classification and access the corresponding benefits:

1. Go to the official Sisfoh website at this link.
2. Enter your ID number and the security code that appears on the screen.
3. Fill out the required fields, including your role within the household and the geographic location and issuance dates of your ID.
4. Press the ‘consult’ button. The system will indicate in which socioeconomic category your household has been classified: not poor, poor or in extreme poverty.