According to the legislation, students in primary and secondary education, who come from families with monthly incomes below 50% of the gross minimum wage, can benefit from free school supplies. Parents must submit a standard application, identity documents, and the children's birth certificates, as well as proof of income. The measure aims to support children from preparatory classes up to the eighth grade, thus reducing the financial burden on families with limited resources.
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