Time is running out for numerous households to claim £100 worth of supermarket vouchers.
The Nottingham City Council is distributing these vouchers as part of the Household Support Fund, with the application deadline set at midnight.
While the specific eligibility criteria have not been disclosed by the council, it is anticipated that individuals with low incomes or receiving benefits will qualify. Applications can be submitted through the Nottingham City Council website.
The council aims to notify applicants via email by December 12, however, the actual voucher distribution may extend until February 28, 2026.
A total of 10,000 vouchers will be randomly allocated to successful households, irrespective of the order of application. Even if a voucher was previously received from the council in April 2025, households are encouraged to apply.
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Councillor Cheryl Barnard, Executive Member for Children, Young People and Education at the Council, expressed satisfaction with the additional £1 million in support being provided to Nottingham’s most vulnerable residents to assist with winter expenses.
Amidst rising living costs, this supplementary funding aims to alleviate financial strain for households most affected during a period of heightened expenditure.
For households still facing financial difficulties, the council’s website offers additional advice and support avenues, including various schemes and assistance from organizations.
The Household Support Fund allocates a portion of a £742 million fund to local councils across England to aid vulnerable households in covering essential living expenses such as energy bills and food.
If you are encountering financial challenges, it is advisable to inquire with your local council about available support options. For instance, Wakefield Council is distributing food vouchers to low-income households receiving council tax assistance.
While pensioners benefiting from Council Tax Support received a £70 voucher in November, additional vouchers are planned for other households.
Households in receipt of Council Tax Support will receive a £50 voucher starting December 15. Meanwhile, between December 3 and December 12, all other eligible households will be issued a £70 voucher.
Blackpool Council is providing £200 in energy assistance to qualifying households of one or two individuals, including children. Larger households of three or more people, including children, will receive £300.
To qualify for support, individuals must be facing financial hardship and struggling to meet their financial obligations. Supporting documentation, such as recent bank statements for all household members, will be required.
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