New South Wales parents will be able to claim $150 dollar vouchers from tomorrow to assist with back to school expenses.
The scheme will be available from 8am on the Service New South Wales app and can be used in conjunction with school care vouchers announced earlier this month.
New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet hopes the program will relieve some financial pressure when school returns.
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