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January 2022
Changes to Covid-19 grants to help with housing costs
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Changes to Covid-19 grants to help with housing costs
Posted on : 13 Jan 2022
Welsh Government has today (13 January) announced changes to its Tenancy Hardship Grant scheme.
The current eligibility period for arrears will be extended to include Covid-related arrears built up between 1 July 2021 and 31 December 2021, as well as the previously allowed Covid-related arrears built up from 1 March 2020 to 30 June 2021.
This means that tenants who lost their jobs following the removal of the furlough scheme in September, or who suffered a significant decrease in income when the Universal Credit uplift was removed by UK Government, and who were not in receipt of housing related costs, will be included.
The grant has also been extended to include all social housing tenants who were not in receipt of housing-related benefits when they built up Covid-related rent arrears.
Now every tenant in Wales who has Covid-related arrears can apply for financial help to address those arrears, either through the Tenancy Hardship Grant, or Discretionary Housing Payments.
Tenants in the Caerphilly county borough can apply by visiting:
Tenancy Hardship Grant
Discretionary Housing Payment
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