AUH and ANSES Food Card: Who will receive $370,000 in June with the increase?

ANSES announced the new amounts for the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Food Card , which will be paid in June 2025. The adjustment corresponds to the 2.8% increase determined by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for April, published by INDEC last week.

This increase is part of the ANSES monthly mobility scheme, in effect since March, established by the Decree of Necessity and Urgency signed by President Javier Milei. The changes directly impact the income of families with minor children who receive state assistance.

As confirmed by ANSES , the gross AUH benefit for June will be $109,511 per child . However, the 20% withholding must be taken into account, so the net amount each beneficiary will actually receive will be $87,608.80 .

Thus, a family with three children receiving the AUH will receive a total of $262,826.40 in June 2025. In turn, the Ministry of Human Capital, through the Food Card, provides a financial boost to families with children under 14 years of age. For those with three children within that age range, the updated benefit amount will be $108,062 .

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Adding both benefits together, a family with three children under 14 will receive in June:

• AUH (3 children) : $262,826.40

• Food Card (3 children) : $108,062

• Grand total : $370,888.40

With the 2.8% increase in April's inflation rate, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and Food Card amounts for June 2025 are set as follows:

AUH (net amount, with 20% withholding applied):

• AUH for 1 child : $87,608.80

• AUH for 2 children : $175,217.60

• AUH for 3 children : $262,826.40

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Food Card (for children under 14 years old):

• 1 child : $52,250

• 2 children : $81,936

• 3 or more children : $108,062

In addition to the monthly AUH (Undergraduate Health Insurance) and Food Card payments, vulnerable families have access to other complementary benefits managed by ANSES. One of these is the Milk Supplement , which provides $40,000 monthly to those with children under three years of age. This amount is exclusively intended for the purchase of food that guarantees adequate nutritional development in early childhood.