The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) annually provides financial support to accompany the educational paths of all children and adolescents under the Universal Child and Family Allowance (AUH). This is a monetary aid provided each year to support minors in the AUH program. The benefit has no age limit, but recipients must attend public or private official teaching institutions, receive support from private tutors, attend protected or vocational training workshops, or undergo rehabilitation, as specified on the official agency website. The current annual payment for this benefit is 85,000 Argentine pesos per child. To receive the aid, the minor's school attendance must be accredited each year before December 31st. Step-by-step guide to apply for the Annual School Aid from ANSES: Log in to mi ANSES with your CUIL and Social Security Code. Select the 'Children' option. Present a school certificate to generate the form for each child. Take the form to the school for authorities to complete with the data and sign it. Then, take a photo of the signed document and upload it to mi ANSES, under 'Children', 'Present a school certificate'. This benefit is intended for families with school-aged children who receive: Family Allowance for Child or Child with Disability; or Universal Allowance for Child or Child with Disability. A key requirement is that the child must be between 45 days and 18 years old and attend officially incorporated educational institutions (initial, primary, and secondary levels). Special requirements apply in the case of a child with a disability. The payment is made at the beginning of the school year.
