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Gheobhaidh teaghlaigh deimhniú trína gcuntas MyWelfare nó tríd an bpost
Is féidir le tuismitheoirí a bheith ag súil le suas agus €300 sa chuntas bainc an mhí seo tar éis d’iarratais ar an Liúntas Éadaí agus Coisbhirt chun Filleadh ar Scoil tosú an mhí seo caite.
Is íocaíocht aonuaire é an liúntas seo chun cabhrú le teaghlaigh incháilithe na costais a bhaineann lena leanaí a fhilleadh ar scoil a chlúdach. I mbliana, tá €65.2 milliún leithdháilte ar an gclár.
Chonaic os cionn 118,000 teaghlach an liúntas i rith na seachtaine 8 Iúil, go huathoibríoch. Is iad na rátaí do 2024 ná €160 do leanaí idir 4-11 bliana d’aois agus €285 do leanaí 12 bliana d’aois agus níos sine atá ar mheánscoil.
Áirítear leis seo cleithiúnaithe idir 12 agus 22 bliain d’aois atá ag filleadh ar scoil nó coláiste aitheanta i bhfómhar na bliana a chuirtear i bhfeidhm.
Deirtear go ndéantar formhór na n-íocaíochtaí gan gá le hiarratas foirmiúil agus gheobhaidh teaghlaigh deimhniú trína gcuntas MyWelfare nó tríd an bpost.
Táthar ag iarraidh ar theaghlaigh nach bhfaigheann fógra ón Roinn Coimirce Sóisialaí faoi íocaíocht iarratas a dhéanamh ar líne chomh luath agus is féidir trí MyWelfare.
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