Learn about financial aid for mothers and see how to apply for it
Financial Assistance for mothers is an economic contribution, intended for all individuals or families in a vulnerable situation in the country, who have accredited family responsibilities.
Thus, the bonus is aimed at all those who make up the most vulnerable 60% of the population, according to the index provided by the RSH – Social Registry of Households.
In addition, Financial Assistance for mothers grants a minimum amount of US$16,418 for each family member and US$32,836 for people with disabilities in the family group.
Below, find more information about Financial Assistance for mothers.
Who can receive financial aid for mothers?
Financial aid for mothers is intended for:
mother, but if not, for the father;
Individuals or guardians who are responsible for the care of minors;
Individuals responsible for the care of people with intellectual disabilities or of any age who are financially supported by them;
Pregnant women.
However, financial aid for mothers is available to each dependent family residing under the care of the beneficiary, and must meet the following conditions:
Minors, that is, aged between 0 and 18 years;
People with intellectual disabilities, according to law number 18,600, of any age who do not receive the basic solidarity disability pension (PBSI) or any form of welfare pension;
Pregnant women;
Mothers of minors;
In the context of disability, regardless of age.
In this sense, if the person receives maternity benefit, they may request the continuation guarantee upon the birth of the child, by applying for “Family Bonus for Newborns”.
In addition, the aforementioned prior registration and submission of the application at the office, within a period of less than three months, starting from the date of birth.
The applicant must have received the Maternity Benefit and prove it with proof of payment and follow these steps:
Present the minor's certificate or birth certificate, located at the municipal subsidy office;
The deceased person must be, as of the date of application, up to three months old;
The deceased person must be previously registered in the Social Registry of Households.
How long does financial aid for mothers last?
The first contribution is provided in the month following payment and processing, starting from the first business day of the current month, in which the payment period can vary between 45 to 60 days in the first month, and in subsequent months, it is reduced to a monthly period of 30 days, that is, one month.
In addition, the family subsidy for different types of deceased persons lasts approximately 3 years from the date of attribution.
But, it can also be renewed for the received period, if the individual meets the requirements.
Payment date for financial aid for mothers
Firstly, it is essential to mention that the SUF does not establish a specific payment date, as it depends on the date the application was made.
However, to find out the exact day on which economic resources can be received, interested parties can consult their RUT on the website developed by Chile Atiende and the IPS.
Value of financial aid for mothers
The category of financial aid for mothers will depend and vary by city, as the budgets each person has throughout the country differ.
However, it will be possible to receive financial aid for mothers.
According to the Dideco Online Services Guide of the Municipality of Santiago, the amount available is $41,496, for a single time.
In addition, upon presentation of the application to the respective municipality, it is normally the Directorate of Community Development – DIDECO, which is responsible for analyzing compliance with the conditions.
Likewise, and according to the family's needs, the State determines the amount to be paid.
Conclusion
Financial aid for mothers is a way to financially assist families in situations of economic and social vulnerability.
In this way, women can receive maternity assistance and then continue to receive financial aid, as long as they meet the requested requirements.
Furthermore, the amount of aid will vary, as will the period for receiving the money.