The Colombian National Policeattached to the Ministry of Defense, is a public entity essential for maintaining coexistence and peace in the country. For this important task it is that The Government decided to grant benefits to the spouses and children of officers. Find out what it’s all about.
One of the most important incentives that police officers’ spouses and children have is access to family allowance, a monthly benefit that fulfills an essential function in the economic stability of the families of the troops of the security forces.
This subsidy is intended for agents with lower incomes, and the amount depends on both the monthly remuneration and the number of people in charge.
It is important to note that the economic subsidy is part of a comprehensive approach that includes life insurance programs, health insurance and housing subsidies aimed at members of the Colombian National Police.
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What other aid do they receive?
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Other collaborations that members of the police force have are the Aid for Death and Funerals, to cover funeral expenses in the event of the death of the police officer or one of his family members, and pensions for retirees, which include access to health services and recreation programs.
These benefits aim to improve the living conditions of the families of those in uniform and alleviate the economic burdens that their support represents, with the aim of providing a solid safety net for those who dedicate their lives to protecting the country.
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How is the Colombian Police currently made up?
The institution has 135,539 men and 41,033 women in uniform at all hierarchical levels, and its payroll includes 4,658 civilians who perform different roles, according to figures published by the Human Talent Management Observatory.
Likewise, the entity periodically opens new calls so that more citizens can have the opportunity to serve the country, whether as auxiliaries, patrolmen, non-commissioned officers or officers.
