ANSES Annual School Aid 2025: Will AUH and SUAF receive amounts different from the $85,000 announced?

In March, the National Social Security Administration ( ANSES ) will begin paying the Annual School Aid to families receiving the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Single Family Allowance System (SUAF) . This amount of $85,000 is intended to guarantee access to education and facilitate school expenses at the beginning of the school year.

Unlike other allowances, this benefit is paid equally to all families affected, regardless of their area of ​​residence. Decree 63/2025 established that the amount will remain fixed throughout the year, so there will be no adjustments for inflation until 2026.

AUH: the new conditions for collecting the benefit in 2025

The automatic payment of the Annual School Aid will be aimed at children and adolescents between 4 and 16 years old whose parents are beneficiaries of the AUH or SUAF and have accredited school attendance for the 2024 school year. For those who do not receive the payment immediately, ANSES allows them to present the School Certificate and receive the money within a period of up to 60 days.

This benefit also applies to children between 45 days and 17 years old who attend educational establishments recognized by the Ministry of Education. However, in these cases, payment will depend on the school's accreditation in the ANSES system.

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To access the benefit, it is essential to meet certain requirements established by ANSES:

1. Have children between 45 days and 17 years old who attend a recognized educational establishment.
2. In the case of SUAF holders, the family group's income must not exceed the following limits: - Individual income : up to $2,055,888 gross per month. - Family group income : up to $4,111,776 gross per month.
3. Families with children with disabilities are exempt from the income limit, so they can access the benefit without financial restrictions.