Latest ANSES news: How to know if I charge up to $25,000 supplement for AUH, AUE and pensioners

While the National Administration for Social Insurance (ANSES) continued this week billing schedule and confirmed that it is bank strike will not affect the liquidations from Thursday 23rd, Universal Child Benefit (AUH) recipients will be able to check if they are eligible to access up to $25,000.

An allowance of up to $25,000 comes from Feeding program (former Food Card) and is intended for beneficiaries of AUH ANSES up to 14 years of age, universal benefits for pregnant women (AUE) and retired mothers of seven children. These groups have access to an amount starting at $12,500 and disbursed on the same credit dates.

What is a nutrition program?

It is an instrument that provides state for users to access Basic food basket (CBA), which today in Argentina amounts to $72,043 for a household of four, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses.

While the value of the total basic basket (CBT) is $163,539 for a household of four, according to the latest INDEC report. The alimony program, which depends on Ministry of Social Development, A total of 2,413,316 families have access, of which 55.9% have one child, 27.7% two, and 16.4% three or more, according to the portfolio holder, Victoria Toulouse peace, in the latest increase he announced.

Alimentary covers a total of 4,046,899 girls and boys, of which 3,906,024 are persons under 14 years of age, 67,353 persons with disabilities and 73,522 infants, the latter being pregnant beneficiaries.

How can I know if I am a food card user?

Only the following groups can be Alimentar users

• Mothers or fathers with sons and daughters up to 14 years of age who receive AUH.
• Pregnant women from 3 months of age who receive maternity benefit.
• People with disabilities who receive AUH.
• Mothers with 7 or more children receiving non-contributory pensions.

How much is the Alimentary Card charged in 2023?

• Persons receiving maternity allowance: $12,500
• Families with one child: $12,500
• Families with two children: $19,000
• Families with three or more children: $25,000