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18 July
Daycare policies confirm no income criteria for children of large families.
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A recent amendment to the Joint Ministerial Decision has eliminated income criteria for children from large families seeking enrollment in nursery schools, childcare centers, and other related institutions as part of the co-funded ESF program for 2021-2027. This change aims to increase accessibility for children from families with three or more children, allowing them to benefit from these services without financial restrictions.
The modification was officially published on July 16, 2026, and is part of broader reforms to the voucher system governing these educational institutions. By removing income thresholds specifically for large families, the government anticipates that more children will gain access to early childhood education resources, thus supporting families with multiple dependents. The decision reflects an ongoing commitment to enhance educational opportunities for diverse family structures in Greece.
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