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illness, disability and caringTable E13: Number of Recipients of Injury Benefit and Interim Illness Benefit by Ageand Sex, 2009Injury Benefit Interim Illness Benefit (1)Age Male Female Total Male Female TotalUnder 25 years 46 17 63 18 9 2725 to 29 years 64 33 97 25 23 4830 to 34 years 69 29 98 23 14 3735 to 39 years 74 27 101 33 18 5140 to 44 years 64 26 90 28 21 4945 to 49 years 50 33 83 23 14 3750 to 54 years 50 30 80 21 12 3355 to 59 years 40 29 69 9 12 2160 to 64 years 29 12 41 5 8 1365 years 1 3 4 1 1 2Total 487 239 726 186 132 318(1) Interim Illness Benefit is payable to Injury Benefit claimants who satisfy the PRSI conditions for Illness Benefit while the Injury Benefit claim is beingdecided.56Table E14: Number of Recipients of Disablement Pension by Degree of Disablementand by Sex, 2009 (1)Disablement Pension by Degree of Disablement (2)Number of RecipientsMale Female TotalUnder 20% 1,628 531 2,15920% 2,340 843 3,18330% 2,951 776 3,72740% 1,686 366 2,05250% 810 130 94060% 513 80 59370% 264 31 29580% 209 33 24290% 65 7 72100% 234 23 257Total 10,700 2,820 13,520(1) Includes 907 Incapacity Supplement payments and 87 Constant Attendance Allowance payments. These payments are in addition to Disablement Pension.(2) The rate of Disablement Pension depends on the degree of disablement, which is medically assessed. For assessments of up to 19% disablement, benefitwill be paid as a single Gratuity, and from 20% upwards a pension is payable. In addition 1,636 Gratuities were paid, 411 of these were provisional and 1,225were life Gratuities<strong>Statistical</strong> <strong>Information</strong> on Social Welfare Services 2009
illness, disability and caringTable E15: Number of Recipients of Illness, Disability and Caring Payments by Payment Type and Number of Dependants, 2009TotalCarer’sAllowanceBlindPensionDisabilityAllowanceDeathBenefitPensionDisablementPensionIntermillnessBenefitInjuryBenefitInvalidity Carer’sPension (1) BenefitNumber of Recipients IllnessBenefitPersonal rate only 57,835 37,167 830 571 258 N/A 553 82,810 1,224 32,875 214,123With Qualified Adult only 4,857 6,607 0 34 7 N/A 0 4,768 64 0 16,337With 1 full rate Qualified Child 2,391 1,631 21 30 13 43 54 3,992 50 478 8,703With 2 full rate Qualified Children 1,757 732 12 28 14 72 20 2,361 29 436 5,461With 3 full rate Qualified Children 788 315 4 15 6 117 10 1,208 24 249 2,736With 4 full rate Qualified Children 323 93 2 3 2 32 0 590 7 105 1,157With 5 full rate Qualified Children 94 35 0 1 1 25 0 263 3 43 465With 6+ full rate Qualified Children 40 18 0 1 0 0 0 204 1 37 301With 1 half rate Qualified Child 3,816 3,160 324 21 3 78 0 1,433 25 5,262 14,122With 2 half rate Qualified Children 3,626 2,080 414 15 8 240 0 1,028 18 4,000 11,429With 3 half rate Qualified Children 1,570 800 234 6 5 198 0 552 17 2,607 5,989With 4 half rate Qualified Children 461 218 64 0 1 160 0 251 4 1,177 2,336With 5 half rate Qualified Children 87 50 9 1 0 25 0 125 1 366 664With 6+ half rate Qualified Children 20 16 3 0 0 0 0 91 0 588 718Total number of recipients 77,665 52,922 1,917 726 318 990 637 99,676 1,467 48,223 284,541Recipients with Qualified Childincreases 14,973 9,148 1,087 121 53 990 84 12,098 179 15,348 54,081Percentage of recipients withQualified Child increases 19.3% 17.3% 56.7% 16.7% 16.7% 100.0% 13.2% 12.1% 12.2% 31.8% 19.0%Total number of Qualified Adults 8,271 8,493 0 97 7 0 0 4,768 64 0 21,700Total number of children (1) 28,482 15,627 2,238 228 110 2,708 124 12,098 3,134 34,669 64,749(1) Where each spouse is in receipt of a half rate increase in respect of a qualified child, some double counting of the number of qualified children may occur.57<strong>Statistical</strong> <strong>Information</strong> on Social Welfare Services 2009
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