Government to provide extra €25 per child after funding boost for back to school allowance

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Families eligible for the back to school clothing and footwear allowance will receive an extra €25 per child this year

Image: Shutterstock/Peryn22 Image: Shutterstock/Peryn22 THE GOVERNMENT IS providing an extra €25 to each child in a scheme designed to help families cover the costs of going back to school.

The means-tested one-off payment aims to help families with the costs of children returning to school. It is paid automatically from the week beginning 8 July. In a statement, Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty, said: “Many families can be under much pressure with back to school costs and I would urge them to check their eligibility for this scheme which provides a once-off payment to assist with the costs of school clothing and footwear.”

Doherty encouraged families who aren’t automatically entitled to the scheme to apply before September.

 

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Whydo us who work not deserve the same .. If not .. why not ?

If the government pays a back to school allowance then they know our school cost are too expensive and should bring them down for every parent.

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