Global Social Benefits and Social Services

World Kingdom Global social benefits and services initiatives represent a comprehensive approach to improving the quality of life for individuals and communities worldwide. These initiatives encompass a wide range of programs designed to address fundamental challenges faced by populations, such as poverty, lack of education, unemployment, housing, access to healthcare, and social inequality. They include several key components of social protection systems, including social insurance, welfare, social services, and employment programs, as well as social benefits. Global Social Benefits and Social Services Initiatives are administered and governed by the “Emperor of the World and Emperor of Justice” or “Empress of the World and Empress of Justice”, in collaboration with Secretariat Council and all heads of state, governments, justice systems, organizations, businesses, entrepreneurs and citizens of all countries. These include:

• Providing non-contributory programs designed to support those without sufficient income or resources, such as food aid, social housing and disability allowances. 
• Providing social services, which encompass a wide range of support, including financial assistance, but also extend to areas such as healthcare, housing and other social protection programs.
• Focusing on enhancing employment opportunities, offering vocational training, and supporting job creation to help individuals secure stable livelihoods.
• Establishing modern systems of universal social protection in all countries and paying benefits to those entitled to them, without waiting for reimbursement by the State or country of origin, the State or government of a country will no longer be obliged to pay social benefits to its citizens. Examples of social protection systems that we implement in all countries: social services, housing and welfare benefits programs to people facing economic hardship such as: housing benefit, The State Pension, Pension Credit, tax credit or assistance, mortgage interest assistance, Income-related maternity leave Allowance, Income-related for childcare support, Income-related Child Allowance, Income-related Child disability or Child long-term illness Allowance, Income-related disability or long-term illness Allowance, Supplementary Security Income, Additional Help with Living Costs, Disability Facility Grants, Income-related retirement Allowance, Income-related unemployment Support Allowance, food stamps, health care assistance, free school meals, healthcare and education, particularly where they face challenges such as poverty, unemployment, disability, mental health issues or abuse, and retired people, discounts and fuel vouchers on gas and electricity bills to low-income, disabled, unemployed, and retired people, educational initiatives that provide access to quality learning opportunities, and health services that meet basic health needs, etc. Through these various forms of support, these initiatives play a vital role in building a more equitable society, where everyone has the opportunity to succeed, regardless of their background.
• Monitoring the payment of social benefits to guarantee their financial accessibility and to ensure that payments are made according to the same system and the same payment standards in the currency converted in all countries.
• Helping people find employment by offering services such as CV writing assistance, interview preparation, job search assistance and training, while managing benefit claims and providing support to people with disabilities or long-term health conditions to facilitate their access to employment, and providing financial support and services to individuals and families who need them due to various circumstances, such as unemployment, illness, disability, retirement or low income.
• Offering a range of programs and services to help people find jobs and Improving employment opportunities, increase job security, and strengthen employment rights.
• Establishing an independent public consumer protection body, mandated by the government, which will investigate complaints and work with the Social Benefits and Social Services to find a solution.
• Implementing policies that encourage job creation, employment, entrepreneurship, economic growth, and social progress.
• Providing a global job market platform offering employment opportunities where workers and employers interact across national borders, influenced by economic globalization, technology, and the movement of skilled talent.
• Playing a pivotal role in addressing global employment challenges through various initiatives.
• Supporting apprenticeships internships and traineeships by funding and promoting them and providing resources for employers and apprentices, including financial incentives and advice on how to take on apprentices.
• Funding entrepreneurial projects as a means of accessing alternative funds.
• Supporting community programs and organizations that help people start businesses and become self-sufficient
• Adopting Global Dialogue Forums on Employment and economic Issues, with tripartite participants, to discuss the impact of employment, economic diversification on decent work, global market and business competitiveness across sectors.
• Offering practical help, advocacy, and awareness campaigns to address social issues and improve people’s lives.
• Lobbying for legislation and policies that address systemic social issues.
• Providing funding, World Kingdom tax backed-loans, technical assistance, policy guidance, and research to help countries build comprehensive, sustainable, and inclusive social protection systems.
• Fostering collaboration through global networks to mainstream social protection into development policies and improve access to services and benefits for the poor and vulnerable.
• Advocating for and support policies that ensure access to quality healthcare and income security for all people, regardless of their circumstances, through rights-based approaches and a focus on long-term sustainability.
• Supporting governments in leveraging digital transformation for social protection, enabling better data collection, service delivery, and streamlined registration processes for beneficiaries.
• Ensuring the well-being of children in care, support children in foster care, and assist homeless youth.
• Establishing a safety net for vulnerable children and youth through legal mandates from local authorities and specialized charities.
• Focusing on adapting social protection to address new challenges, such as the needs of informal workers, those affected by climate change, and people who are displaced.
• Conducting assessments to determine needs, arranging services like home help, equipment (grab rails), day care, or residential/nursing home care.
• Supporting individuals with physical or learning disabilities, mental health problems, or older people needing help with daily living (washing, dressing, eating).
• Managing foster care, adoption, and residential homes for children who cannot live with their birth families.
• Establishing a platform that connects people experiencing homelessness to local support services. This includes anyone sleeping outside, getting ready for bed, or sleeping in a place not designed for habitation.
• Establishing and strengthening environmental management and maintenance, focusing primarily on regular inspections, cleanings and repairs to preserve the functionality and longevity of an environment. This may include tasks such as sweeping and washing streets, roads, markets and public squares, snow removal, lawn mowing, sewer cleaning, maintenance of health, educational and sport facilities, bridges, airports and ports, clearing and scraping roads, garbage collection, elimination of unsanitary conditions, recycling bins and collection. They significantly increase poverty by leading to increased disease, lower productivity and higher health care costs.

• Advocating for policies that promote fair wages, safe working conditions, and respect for workers’ rights, establish public schemes and benefits to help working parents cover childcare costs or those unable to provide childcare, such as tax free childcare, costs for nurseries, childminders, nannies, or after-school clubs, free childcare entitlement, and establish a national minimum wage and national living wage regulations. The state will calculate the minimum wage based on a proportion of median income, while the living wage will be calculated independently based on people’s basic needs, which should be increased annually.
• Supporting households with their energy bills by offering a discount to all households (This scheme provides a discount on energy bills for all households, applied automatically) and their amounts are the same in the converted national currency for all countries. In addition, various programs such as the Warm Home Discount (This scheme provides a one-off discount on electricity bills for eligible households, particularly those on low incomes or receiving certain benefits) and Cold Weather Payments (A payment available for each 7-day period of very cold weather (below 0°C) if you receive certain benefits), as well as Energy-saving tips (focus on simple actions like turning off lights and appliances when not in use, adjusting your thermostat, and being mindful of water heating,) and provide support through energy efficiency programs such as the Home Renovation Grant (providing funding to improve energy efficiency and install low-carbon heating in low-income households), and the Social Housing Decarbonization Fund (designed to improve the energy efficiency of social housing.)
• Influencing decision-makers and addressing the cumulative, long-term, indirect and global consequences of Social Benefits, Social Services, poverty, homelessness and unemployment within international and national organizations worldwide.
• Providing to the poorest water wells, hand pumps, and household water treatment capabilities through the use of filters, solar disinfection, or flocculants to make drinking water safe.
• Supporting and strengthening economic activity, development and social protection, andimproving connectivity between countries and reduce poverty.
• Implementing overarching development and investment policies that encourage food production, including policies on agricultural training, farmer support, strengthening food markets.
• Supporting for families dealing with domestic abuse, mental health struggles, or substance misuse.
• Providing services like parenting classes, child day care, family support workers, and assistance for children with disabilities.
• Promoting the wellbeing of children and providing services for children in need.
• Evaluating a child’s living conditions and the parents’ ability to meet their needs.
• Assisting children with serious health problems or special educational needs. 
• Assisting children with serious health problems or special educational needs.
• Investigating potential abuse, provide family support, and act to protect children at risk.
• Focusing on safeguarding, assessment and rehabilitation rather than just punishment, for children aged 12 to 14 who break the law, young offenders aged 12 to 14 are dealt with the youth justice team and social service in order to manage risks and ensure their well-being.
• Establishing credit report agencies, debt collection agencies, a national fraud and cybercrime reporting online, and a reliable postal system. They are designed to prevent fraud. Fraud can significantly worsen poverty by diverting essential funds from those who need it most, reducing access to essential services, increasing financial hardship and deepening the cycle of poverty. Credit report agencies provide an easily accessible database of personal information, including potential victims’ credit scores and details of existing credit lines, which can be used to identify targets and perpetrate identity theft by allowing them to easily access the information needed to apply for credit in someone else’s name. Debt collection agency is a company appointed by a creditor, such as a bank, credit union, loan company, energy Utility Company, mobile phone company, finance or insurance company, to collect unpaid debts. They are a last resort for creditors who have exhausted their own remedies and cannot take any of your possessions; identifying and remove fraudulent accounts from the collection process. This helps focus resources on accounts that are more likely to be paid.  identify and remove fraudulent accounts from the collection process. This helps focus resources on accounts that are more likely to be paid. Bailiffs (or enforcement agents) are authorised individuals by the court, who visit your home to collect an unpaid debt, such as Council Tax or a court fine, on behalf of a creditor. They can “take control” of your goods, creating a list of items they may take and sell at auction to pay off the debt and any fees. You can stop bailiffs by paying the debt in full, or by making a controlled goods agreement for a repayment plan, but acting quickly is essential. A national fraud and cybercrime reporting online is a centralized organization where individuals can report cases of fraud or cybercrime they have been victims of, allowing law enforcement to collect and analyze this information to identify trends and investigate possible criminal activity. is a centralized point for individuals and businesses to report suspected or actual fraud and cybercrime incidents to the police. A reliable postal system can prevent scams, phishing, financial ruin, reputational damage, loss of confidence in the system, legal repercussions and serious psychological distress, particularly when people are wrongly accused and prosecuted. They also facilitate the proper functioning and integrity of the financial and commercial market.
• Protecting the rights of individuals, supporting victims of abuse and crime and challenging unjust laws, policies and practices.
• The “Emperor of the World and Emperor of Justice” or “Empress of the World and Empress of Justice” may order at any time a global audit and investigations of the Fund or poor governance of its establishments to clarify governance issues. The announced objective is to shed light on governance within its institutions. The overall audit and investigations could lead to structural reforms and new governance, to assure citizens around the world the proper use of public resources. The World Kingdom intends to strengthen public control, transparency and the effectiveness of its institutions