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AMUPEF announces an alliance with Evangelical Ministers and Military Chaplains

The new alliance brings mutual services, protection, assistance, and practical benefits to ministers, chaplains, and their families through an Integrated Program.
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Institutional alliance

A cooperation and reciprocity agreement turns institutional collaboration into practical support for ministers, chaplains, and their families.

AMUPEF, ministers, and chaplains join forces

AMUPEF announced a cooperation and reciprocity alliance with the Chamber of Evangelical Ministers and the Evangelical Military Chaplains of the Argentine Republic.

The agreement launches the AMUPEF – Ministers and Chaplains Integrated Program, an initiative created to support those who provide daily care, guidance, and service in their communities.

The proposal combines AMUPEF's mutual structure with the community work of ministers and chaplains, turning this institutional alliance into practical benefits for individuals and their families.

An alliance that becomes practical benefits

Through the Integrated Program, eligible individuals will be able to access services and support tools, subject to current conditions, provider availability, and each person's circumstances.

  • Telemedicine
  • Funeral insurance
  • Dental care
  • Benefits club
  • Member store
  • Financing for purchases and services
  • Digital tourism
  • Insurance discounts
  • Digital administrative assistance
  • Legal, accounting, and professional guidance
  • Housing-related solutions
  • Assistance for self-employed taxpayers who need to arrange health coverage with the Mandatory Medical Program (PMO)

More protection for those who support others

Ministers and chaplains remain close to individuals and families facing social, personal, and spiritual needs. This alliance recognizes that work and gives them a support network of their own.

The Integrated Program is not limited to discounts. It is intended to make health, protection, financing, advice, and assistance more accessible for everyday needs.

A proposal for individuals and their families

Enrollment in the program will be individual. Each interested person will be able to review available services, ask questions, and contact AMUPEF through its official service channels.

Representatives of the Chamber of Evangelical Ministers and the Military Chaplains will help introduce the program within their communities. AMUPEF will manage enrollment, service administration, and member support.

In this way, each organization contributes its experience and capabilities to build a broader proposal.

Cooperation, reciprocity, and service

The alliance is based on cooperation to combine capabilities, reciprocity to create practical benefits, and service to support individuals and families with health, protection, assistance, and wellbeing needs.

Mutual services will be available without religious conditions. Spiritual support, when requested, will be voluntary and separate from the services administered by AMUPEF.

An alliance with room to grow

The Integrated Program begins a new period of joint work among AMUPEF, ministers, and chaplains. New services, benefits, and tools may be added progressively as needs are identified and the community grows.

AMUPEF will continue to promote agreements with institutions, organizations, and community leaders committed to supporting people through practical, responsible, and sustainable action.

A support network for those who provide care, guidance, and service every day.

Official AMUPEF channels

For information and questions, contact AMUPEF directly:

AMUPEF is responsible for enrollment and the administration of mutual services. The reference to Military Chaplains identifies the group participating in the alliance and does not imply representation of the Argentine State, the Armed Forces, the Security Forces, or the Military Ordinariate.

Integrated Program

Learn about the services and enrollment conditions.

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