Organisations and charities are seeing more families seeking back-to-school financial help. Smith Family data shows many disadvantaged families are struggling to afford essentials. The School Savvy shops, run by Catholic Care Central Queensland, sell books, stationery, school uniforms, bags and water bottles at subsidised prices.
On a humid summer morning, a long line of families stretches down a central Queensland street, each patiently waiting to purchase discounted school supplies. Organisations and charities are seeing more families seeking back-to-school financial help .
Smith Family data shows many disadvantaged families are struggling to afford essentials. And with costs rising, charities and organisations are seeing a surge in demand for back-to-school support.
Families Back-To-School Financial Help Queensland Disadvantaged Essentials School Savvy Catholic Care Central Queensland Subsidised Prices
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