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Tandridge Council plans £150,000 winter support for vulnerable residents

Tandridge District Council is set to consider proposals this week to allocate £150,000 for its winter support scheme, aiming to assist vulnerable residents with essential needs and bills.

  • Tandridge District Council plans to allocate £150,000 for its winter support scheme.
  • Eligible households could receive between £150 and £250.
  • Applications for the scheme would open on 9 November if approved.

Tandridge District Council is poised to set aside £150,000 to support its most vulnerable residents through the winter months. The council plans to run its winter support scheme for another year, providing money to eligible residents to help with essentials and bills.

Councillors on the strategy and resources committee are due to consider these proposals this week. Previous schemes have reportedly assisted nearly 500 households.

Those applying must be a householder aged 16 or over, have their primary residence in the Tandridge District Council area, and be struggling to meet essential short-term needs. Prioritised categories for aid include those with dependent children, disabilities, pensioners, carers, those at risk of homelessness, and victims of domestic abuse.

Awards would not normally exceed £150 for households without children and £250 for households containing children. If the renewed programme is approved, applications would open on 9 November.

What this means for you: If you are a resident of the Tandridge District Council area and meet the eligibility criteria, you could apply for financial support to help with essential needs and bills this winter, with applications potentially opening on 9 November.

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