THOUSANDS of hard-up households can get up to £500 in free cost of living cash within weeks. The cash support comes through the Household Support Fund worth £421million. The scheme was first establ…
If your application is successful, you'll receive either:How much support a household receives depends on their individual circumstances.Some households will be notified that they can apply for the cash help and others will receive the cash automatically.Those who live in Haringey and think they're eligible for the Household Support Fund will need to apply by filling in an online form.
Details of your/your partner’s employment including your employer's name, address and contact number The council has also written to some residents that they've identified as eligible for support.Your local council will likely have its own version of the scheme going and you should get in contact with them to find out more.
But be quick - while the deadline for councils to hand out the latest tranche of HSF cash support is March 31, 2023, it's done on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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