Supporting the Well-being of Children of Working Mothers

The purpose of this program is to benefit working mothers and single fathers with child care. Thus, the child receives financial support from the government that improves their quality of life.

The benefit aims to support children from one to four years old (one day before their fourth birthday) with a benefit of 1,600 pesos. Disabled children from one to six years old (one day before their sixth birthday) receive 3,600 pesos per child paid bi-monthly.

How does support for the well-being of children of working mothers work?

According to CIPPEC, 55% of the most vulnerable households have a woman as the main breadwinner. Families headed by women are, for the most part, single-parent, that is, made up only of the woman and her children.

Among the many challenges, adversities and limitations these mothers face is the difficulty in working, taking care of the home, the children and keeping up with the bills.

The program for the well-being of children of working mothers helps these mothers breathe easier and bring more quality of life to their home.

With them, these mothers, sons or daughters receive financial aid aimed at improving the conditions of access to health and education for family members.

The program is aimed at children, adolescents and young people up to 23 years of age who are being raised by a single parent or by no parents, which means it also includes single parents.

PABNNHMT beneficiary mothers receive a monthly amount that they can use to pay for childcare, food, clothing, medicine and other necessary items for their children.

The amount of the benefit varies depending on family income and the number of children.

Families who have children with some type of disability receive a higher value.

This initiative is undoubtedly an important tool for improving the well-being of thousands of Argentine children, adolescents and young people.

In addition, he is a promoter to reduce social inequality and poverty in the country.

Some advantages that the program provides

Amid the hustle and bustle of modern life, many working mothers face the challenge of balancing their work and family responsibilities.

The Mexican government, recognizing this struggle, implemented the “Program for the Well-being of Girls and Boys, Children of Working Mothers.”

This programme is undoubtedly a ray of hope, offering essential support to ensure the well-being of children and young people in vulnerable situations.

Therefore, it brings many advantages and benefits to all parties involved.

For working mothers, for example, the program offers peace of mind knowing that their children are being cared for and have access to education, even in their absence.

However, for children and young people, the programme ensures that they have the opportunities they need to thrive and reach their full potential.

It also brings many benefits to society at large, because the program helps create a generation of well-educated and well-cared-for citizens, ready to contribute positively to the future of Mexico.

Requirements

When parents or guardians are looking for work or studying:
• Not being supported by a childcare service;
• Valid identification document;
• Proof of address;
• Document proving work or study;
• Proof of NO affiliation with IMSS or ISSST.

Children's documentation:
• Birth certificate;
• CURP;
• Health certificate for children with disabilities.

The main target audience for this programme is young people, adolescents and children, respecting the age range permitted in each case.

What is the value of the financial support offered by the program?

The program offers financial support of 1,600 Mexican pesos every two months. 

This support is aimed at working mothers and fathers who are alone in caring for their children.

It is important to note that this amount may vary depending on individual circumstances and program policies.

What is the program registration fee?

He Program for the Well-being of Girls and Boys, Children of Working Mothers there is no registration fee.

As this is an initiative of the Mexican government, registration is free.

It is designed to help working mothers by providing them with financial support to ensure the well-being of their children. 

Therefore, there are no costs associated with enrolling in the program.

How to apply?

To apply for this benefit, citizens must fill out a form at the headquarters of the Social Security Secretariat. Home visits will be made later. Click on the button below for more details.