Installation premiums (IP)

Homeless people can benefit once in their lives from the installation premium. A person is considered homeless if he or she does not have his or her accommodation, is unable to obtain it on his or her own and therefore has no place of residence, or temporarily resides in a foster home while waiting for accommodation to be made available to him or her. Homeless people, by agreeing to settle in a dwelling, enjoy the right to social integration as well as a contribution from the CPAS towards their installation costs. Three legal bases form the basis of the installation premiums: [1] amending the Ministerial Order of 30 January 1995 regulating the reimbursement by the State of the costs relating to the aid granted by the CPAS and amending the Ministerial Circular of 14 April 1999.