How To Withdraw Bolsa Família For August: Dates, Caixa Tem App, And Gas Aid Calendar

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Published on 25/07/2025 at 08:20

Updated on 25/07/2025 at 08:21

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Bolsa Família Releases Payments For August Starting On The 18th; See How To Withdraw Through Caixa Tem And The Gas Assistance Calendar.

The Bolsa Família calendar for August 2025 is already defined. Payments begin on the 18th and continue until the 29th. Beneficiaries with a Social Identification Number (NIS) ending in 1 will be the first to receive, while those with a final NIS of 0 will receive last.

In addition to the minimum amount of R$ 600 per family, some beneficiaries will also be granted gas assistance this month.

The social program assists millions of low-income families throughout Brazil, with additional benefits according to family composition.

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How To Withdraw The Bolsa Família In August

Beneficiaries can access the money without needing to go to a Caixa Econômica Federal agency.

The Caixa Tem app allows users to pay bills, make transfers, and perform purchases using a virtual debit card.

It is also possible to withdraw the amount at ATMs, lottery houses, and bank correspondents.

Accessing Caixa Tem requires a CPF and a registered password. In case of difficulties, the beneficiary can reset the password through the app.

Those who prefer to withdraw cash must bring a photo ID to a lottery house or ATM.

Payment Calendar For August

August 18 – NIS final 1
August 19 – NIS final 2
August 20 – NIS final 3
August 21 – NIS final 4
August 22 – NIS final 5
August 25 – NIS final 6
August 26 – NIS final 7
August 27 – NIS final 8
August 28 – NIS final 9
August 29 – NIS final 0

Who Can Receive The Bolsa Família

To receive, the family must have an income of up to R$ 218 per person. It is necessary to be registered in the Single Registry (CadÚnico), done at the Social Assistance Reference Centers (Cras).

Registration in CadÚnico does not automatically guarantee entry into the program, but it is the first step to be evaluated and receive the benefit.

How To Withdraw Bolsa Família For August: Dates, Caixa Tem App, And Gas Aid Calendar

Bolsa Família Releases Payments For August Starting On The 18th; See How To Withdraw Through Caixa Tem And The Gas Assistance Calendar.

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Payment Calendar For August

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Bolsa Família Releases Payments For August Starting On The 18th; See How To Withdraw Through Caixa Tem And The Gas Assistance Calendar.

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