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School Lunches Will Also Reach Children From Families Without Money as Region Allocates More Than 37 Million Crowns
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- The South Bohemian Region has earmarked 37.7 million Czech crowns for its “Lunches for South Bohemian Children II” program in the coming school year.
- The support covers children and students aged two to 26 who attend kindergartens, primary or secondary schools, or boarding schools in the region.
- Applications must be submitted by September 30, while a charity collection will also help provide meals in the Strakonice area.
Children from families unable to pay for school meals will receive support in South Bohemia, where the regional authority has set aside 37.7 million Czech crowns for the coming school year.
The funding forms part of the “Lunches for South Bohemian Children II” program. It applies to children and students aged two to 26 who attend kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools or boarding schools in the South Bohemian Region.
Families have until September 30 to submit applications. In the Strakonice area, meals will also receive help from the Three Kings Collection, a charitable fundraising campaign.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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