Starting from Tuesday, February 13, the funds for the book vouchers for 2023-2024 will be distributed. The total beneficiaries are 2702, among students of compulsory schools and high schools. The funds available amount to over 603 thousand euros. The amounts due to each applicant will be paid, with cash (for those who have not indicated the corresponding IBAN to a bank account) at the Treasury Service of the Municipality of Caserta at Bper, in Giannone course, 78.
There are 291 people who will have to physically go to the bank to withdraw the sums and, starting from Tuesday, February 13, from 8.30 am to 1 pm, the book vouchers will be delivered to groups of about 30 people per day. It will proceed in alphabetical order, according to the following scheme: Tuesday, February 13 (from ALT to BRAG), Wednesday, February 14 (from BRAN to CARL), Thursday, February 15 (from CARO to DE LUCIA M.), Friday, February 16 (from DE LUCIA V. to DOR), Monday, February 19 (from DUD to GRA), Tuesday, February 20 (from GRI to MAN), Wednesday, February 21 (from MAR to NATA), Thursday, February 22 (from NATE to RIN), Friday, February 23 (from RIV to TAL) and Monday, February 26 (from TRA to ZAM). Those who have provided an IBAN, instead, the funds will be paid, always starting from Tuesday 13, by credit method.
"This year," explained the Mayor of Caserta, Carlo Marino, "we have managed to distribute the amounts related to the Book Vouchers much faster than in the past. It was our commitment and we have worked constantly to achieve this result. Our priority has always been closeness to those in need, especially in a difficult time like the current one." "The Book Vouchers," added the Councillor for Public Education, Enzo Battarra, "represent a fundamental aid tool for over 2,700 students in our city. The right to study is a cornerstone of any society that wants to call itself civil and this Administration has always dealt with support for the weakest, with particular reference to education and inclusion. I want to thank the offices for the important work done in these months."