THOUSANDS of hard-up households can get up to £180 in free supermarket vouchers to help with the rising cost of living. The cash vouchers are provided through the Household Support Fund w…
Eligibility requirements will vary depending on where you live - so check directly with your council if you could get the cash help.Plymouth residents can get help with food, energy bills, white goods and household furniture.
Those opting for supermarket vouchers can get up to £180 worth to spend in either Asda, Morrisons or Tesco. If you'd rather have help with your energy bills, those on prepayment meters can get a top-up voucher worth £147.Some households can instead opt to apply for an essential appliance or household furniture, including delivery, installation, and old appliance removal where applicable
Households can only apply for these funds if they did not access support from the previous Household Support Fund between July 6 2022 and November 27 2022.Any applications received that do not meet the initial criteria will be rejected.Households with at least one child under 18 who resides in the property on a permanent basisHouseholds where someone has reached pension ageSome households will be notified that they can apply for the cash help and others will receive the cash automatically.
Once applications reopen, it's anticipated that Citizens Advice will provide a cut-off date for applications - so you may need to act quickly.
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