Deadline: 17 November 2023

To support the cost-of-living crisis, Hampshire County Council, was given £14.2m through the Household Support Fund, through to 31st March 2024. This funding has been used across a wide range of initiatives to support those households who are most vulnerable and in fuel, food and or energy poverty. There is a ringfenced grant pot of £80,000 that can be used to support organisations to provide advice services on food, fuel or energy poverty alongside budgeting, finances, maximizing income as well as accessing wider help with food or fuel. Any financial advice services will need to be provided by a qualified and regulated individual or online by a regulated organisation, in accordance with the FCA requirements.

HCC are inviting organisations to apply for up to £5,000.

Apply for the Cost of Living Grant via this link

 
 
 

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