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Children of groups who have no recourse to public funds
These groups include, but may not be limited to children of: Zambrano carers families who have no recourse to public funds with a right to remain in the UK on grounds of private and family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights families receiving support under Section 17 of the Children Act 1989 who are also subject to a no recourse to public funds restriction a subset ...
Our services - Nottinghamshire County Council
If you would like to access support please visit, call or email your local family hub team or complete the request for service form. Once you have completed the form you can drop it off at your local Family Hub or email it to us using the email address for the district you live in.
Paying for care and support
Find out about paying for care and support in Nottinghamshire, including if you can get help towards the costs and the ways to pay.
2022 to 2023 - Nottinghamshire County Council
ne invasion. During 2023-23, we have successfully delivered over £11million of household support funding to over 40,00 households. We have also supported over 1,000 Ukrainian refugees into accommodation with around 300 Nottinghamshire host families as part of the Homes for Ukraine scheme, and this work will continue into the
Nottinghamshire County Council Family Outcomes Plan (FOP)
Each eligible family, once ‘turned around’ (i.e. achieved successful outcomes for each of their issues) can then be put forward for a Payment by Results (PbR) claim, which in turn helps to fund the services we offer. To be an eligible ‘Troubled Family’ the household must have at least two of the following six issues:
Adult Social Care Hub - Nottinghamshire County Council
Find all the information you need on adult social care and support services here in our dedicated hub.
After a flood - Nottinghamshire County Council
To help support you, your family and friends in the aftermath of a flood, consider the following: we will help you and your community recover after a flood, information and support services established in response to the flooding will be advertised locally
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE JOINT STRATEGIC NEEDS ASSESSMENT
9.2 National Schemes National programmes have been rolled out since the Covid 19 pandemic and cost of living pressures, including the Household Support Fund and the Holiday Activities and Food programme to support low-income eligible families to access further food & financial support.
Investment in food redistribution schemes in the community and ...
More households in Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from a community-boosting scheme which forms part of an ongoing drive to improve residents’ access to affordable and healthy food. Nottinghamshire County Council is to invest £210,000 to support food redistribution schemes in the community and voluntary sector in the spring of 2023. Grant funding will be available to groups and ...
Contact us - Nottinghamshire County Council
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Use this page to link to Nottinghamshire County Council popular online services. We have lots of online services for you to access at your convenience but if you need any help, you can contact our team of customer service advisors by phone, online message, sign video, language translator or the UK Text Relay service.
Committe report template (with guidance)
The fund identifies three local priorities: communities and place, support for local businesses and people and skills. Ashfield District Council has been awarded the first year’s funding from the £3 million UK Shared Prosperity Fund allocated to invest across the Ashfield District. 6.
Support for carers - Nottinghamshire County Council
You are a carer if you provide unpaid support to a family member, neighbour or friend. Find out what support is available to carers in Nottinghamshire.
Seventy-five community groups set to share £345K worth of council funds.
Voluntary organisations and community groups helping improve the health and well-being of Nottinghamshire residents are set to share £345,000 worth of funding thanks to a County Council scheme. These funds help towards boosting local facilities, essential running costs, as well as improving residents’ access to affordable and healthy food. Eligible groups were able to apply for three types ...
Notts home energy support - Nottinghamshire County Council
Supporting energy efficiency upgrades for low-income households The Home Upgrade Grant (HUG2) offers grant funding to help low-income households in Nottinghamshire make their homes more energy efficient. This programme supports properties that are off the gas grid and focuses on improving heating systems and insulation to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs. This grant is delivered by ...
Care and support in Nottinghamshire - Nottinghamshire County Council
Age UK offer a range of services including up-to-date, professional and confidential advice on: options for paying for long term care including deferred payment agreements, financial solutions and ways to use property choosing a care home or care services in your home power of Attorney and/or Courts of Protection assessing entitlement to state benefits and equity release pensions and annuities ...
School admissions hub
All the information you need on applying for a school place or moving schools in Nottinghamshire.
Active Travel Fund - Dovecote Lane - Nottinghamshire County Council
The county council has used household size information taken from the Census and personal car trip generation data from the National Travel Survey to estimate the number of car trips on Dovecote Lane made by local residents.
Nottinghamshire County Council Capital Strategy Contents
Nottinghamshire County Council – Longer Term Investment Influencers 6. Nottinghamshire County Council is the upper-tier Local Authority for the county of Nottinghamshire. The Council is responsible for providing such important public services as Education, Transport, Social Care, Libraries, Trading Standards and Waste Management. How the Council is structured, how it listens to its ...
Councillors' Divisional Fund - Nottinghamshire County Council
Councillors' Divisional Fund gives every County Councillor £5,000 to spend on projects, people and organisations in their areas. The fund is designed to allow Members to offer financial support to organisations, charities and community groups within their division that actively support the community.
Contact us about care and support - Nottinghamshire County Council
Contacting our customer service team about care and support. Eligibility To receive care and support you need to live in Nottinghamshire and if you provide necessary care for somebody else they need to live in Nottinghamshire. What will happen next To help us deal with your enquiry as quickly as possible please include the following details: your name your email address your enquiry or message ...