Go directly to content
Go directly to footer
Schemes
There are various schemes to help solve the childcare benefit problems. Read more about all schemes.
Catshuis Childcare Benefit Scheme
All affected parents will receive €30,000 as soon as possible.
O/GS compensation
This restoration scheme is meant for parents who rightly had to pay back money, but were wrongly accused of having engaged in wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
Hardship scheme
The hardship scheme is meant for parents who have run into problems due to an excessively strict application of the rules.
Compensation scheme
This scheme is intended for parents who have been treated in a biased manner by the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration/Toeslagen.
Child scheme
Recovering from the childcare benefit issue is primarily a matter for the parents, but children and young people have also suffered. The child scheme has been set up for them.
Former allowance partner scheme
An former partner can also be an affected parent. Childcare benefit is applied for by one parent. And the restoration of what went wrong also involves one parent: the applicant.
Surviving relatives scheme
The surviving relatives scheme is in place to ensure that the deceased claimant's benefit partner and children can move forward with help and support. This scheme is also there for the surviving relatives of deceased children.
Healthcare benefit, rent benefit and supplementary child benefit
The same mistakes have sometimes been made with healthcare benefit, rent benefit and supplementary child benefit.
More information about restoration
Disagree with us
The Committee on Actual Damages
The Committee on Actual Damages can look into whether you are entitled to additional compensation beyond the compensation you have already received.