The Agosh Program Punjab 2026 has officially entered a new phase in 2026, bringing financial relief to low-income pregnant and lactating mothers across the province. Launched under the supervision of the Punjab Social Protection Authority (PSPA), this initiative aims to reduce maternal and child health risks through conditional cash transfers.
The program continues to expand district coverage while improving the registration and verification process.
What is the Agosh Program Punjab 2026?
The Agosh Program Punjab 2026 is a social welfare initiative designed to support:

- Pregnant women
- Lactating mothers
- Mothers of children under two years of age
The goal is to ensure safe pregnancies, institutional deliveries, vaccination compliance, and regular health checkups at government health facilities.
The initiative works in coordination with the Primary & Secondary Healthcare Department to improve maternal and newborn health indicators in underprivileged districts.
Key Objectives of Agosh Program Punjab 2026
The program focuses on improving:
- Maternal health services
- Safe hospital deliveries
- Child immunization rates
- Postnatal care attendance
- Nutrition awareness
By linking financial support to health visits, the government encourages families to prioritize maternal and infant healthcare.
Financial Assistance Details
Under the updated structure for 2026, eligible beneficiaries can receive financial assistance in multiple installments.
Payment Breakdown
Although payment structures may vary slightly by district, beneficiaries can receive:
- Registration incentive
- Antenatal care visit payments
- Delivery incentive (especially institutional delivery)
- Postnatal visit support
- Child immunization incentive
Total support may reach up to Rs. 23,000 or more depending on compliance with all required health visits.
Payments are disbursed through designated payment centers and authorized banking partners linked with provincial systems.
Eligibility Criteria for Agosh Program Punjab 2026
To qualify, applicants must meet the following conditions:
- Must be a resident of Punjab
- Belong to a low-income household
- Pregnant or lactating mother
- Child under 2 years of age
- Must register at a government health facility
Women already registered in social safety programs like Benazir Income Support Programme may also qualify if they meet health-related criteria.
Verification is conducted through CNIC and health facility records.
Required Documents for Registration
Applicants should bring:
- Original CNIC
- Proof of pregnancy (issued by health facility)
- Child’s B-Form (if applicable)
- Contact number
Registration is completed at participating government hospitals and rural health centers.
How to Apply for Agosh Program Punjab 2026
Follow these steps for successful enrollment:
Step 1: Visit Nearest Government Health Facility
Go to your nearest Basic Health Unit (BHU) or Rural Health Center (RHC).
Step 2: Medical Verification
A Lady Health Visitor (LHV) or medical officer confirms pregnancy or child details.
Step 3: Data Entry & CNIC Verification
Your information is entered into the provincial system under PSPA monitoring.
Step 4: Confirmation Message
Eligible applicants receive confirmation after verification.
Districts Covered in 2026
Initially launched in selected underdeveloped districts, the program has expanded gradually. In 2026, more districts have been included to improve outreach in:
- South Punjab
- Remote rural areas
- High maternal mortality districts
Applicants are advised to confirm availability in their district through official health centers.
Difference Between Agosh Program and Other Welfare Schemes
While programs like Ehsaas Program focus on poverty alleviation and cash transfers, Agosh specifically targets maternal and child health outcomes.
This makes it a conditional health-linked support initiative rather than a general financial assistance scheme.
Final Words
The Agosh Program Punjab 2026 remains one of Punjab’s most impactful maternal health initiatives. By supporting vulnerable mothers financially and medically, the program strengthens family health and promotes safer childbirth practices.
Eligible women are encouraged to visit their nearest government health center and complete registration as soon as possible to receive benefits under the latest 2026 structure.