Find out which group will receive an extra amount this holiday season.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) reported the payment of a financial reinforcement of more than $80,000 for a group of associates to promote healthy eating and development in family groups. Its implementation is automatic and will be available along with the assignment of each holder.
This month ANSES increased the amounts receivable from retirees, pensions and allowances, including the Universal Child Allowance, by 2.69%. The percentage corresponds to the latest Consumer Price Index reported by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC). As part of these updates, Alimentar Card holders will receive the Milk Complement.
ANSES Milk Complement in December 2024
It is a food support belonging to the Plan 1000 days, which consists of public policies aimed at pregnant people or people with children up to 3 years old. The supplement ensures the provision of milk and other foods and It will be worth $86,000updated according to the Retirement Mobility Decree (274/2024). This is intended for:
- Holders of the Pregnancy Allowance for Social Protection.
- Holders of the Universal Child Allowance.
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ANSES Food Card
The Alimentar Program or Card is intended for the most vulnerable sectors and guarantees access to the basic basket. To obtain these benefits, holders must be part of the following groups:
- People who collect the Universal Child Allowance with children under 18 years of age. If you have children with disabilities, there is no age limit.
- Pregnant women more than three months who collect the Universal Pregnancy Allowance for Social Protectionl.
- Holders of a Non-Contributory Pension for mothers of 7 children.
On the other hand, the amounts to be collected this month are the following:
- People who receive the Pregnancy Allowance: $52,250
- Families with one child: $52,250
- Families with two children: $81,936
- Families with three or more children: $108,062
Source: Ambito
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