Wellbeing: What is the program that provides up to $10,800 to boys and girls?

He Support Program for the Well-being of Girls and Boys Children of Working Mothersimplemented by the Government of Mexico, has the primary objective of improving the living conditions of minors in vulnerable situations due to the temporary or permanent absence of one or both parents.

How much is the Welfare support for boys and girls?

This financial support from one of the Wellness programs It provides money on a bimonthly basis to ensure their maintenance and care, as well as cover the basic needs of minors and is distributed as follows:

◆ Newborn children up to 4 years old: 1,600 pesos every two months
◆ Children with disabilities up to 6 years old: 3,600 pesos every two months

How is support delivered?

In cases of maternal orphanhood, support can be extended up to 23 years of age., with amounts adjusted according to age. All payments are made using the Banco Bienestar card.

The support is delivered directly to the mother, father or responsible guardian, with a limit of three minors per householdexcept in cases of multiple births.

In the event that there are three infants with a disability in the family nucleus The beneficiary could receive up to 10,800 pesos bimonthly.

Which are the requirements?

To access support, the following criteria must be met and the corresponding documentation must be presented:

1. Being a mother, single father or guardian of a child under 4 years of age
2. Be working, looking for work or studying, without access to child care services
3. Present birth certificates, CURP and official identification of the mother, father or guardian, and the minor
4. Proof of recent address
5. Declaration under oath of telling the truth about the employment or academic situation, with proof of studies if applicable
6. Letters of non-affiliation to the IMSS and ISSSTE (except for tutors)
7. Medical certificate for minors with disabilities
8. In cases of maternal orphanhood, present the mother’s recent death certificate

The program prioritizes people who live in indigenous municipalities, with an Afro-Mexican population, in areas of high social backwardness, marginalization, violence, border areas, tourist areas and those that develop comprehensive development strategies.

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Mexican journalist and photographer. She graduated from the Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and Journalism at the FES Aragón of the UNAM, with a specialty in written press. I have a Technical degree in Advanced Digital Systems for Computing and Graphic Design. I am a web reporter at Debate.com.mx and I cover CDMX, Edomex, Puebla, Tlaxcala, Hidalgo, Morelos and Veracruz, also on Economics and Politics.

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