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Support for Ukraine - Nottinghamshire County Council
This page has been developed to provide sources of support for people affected by the invasion of Ukraine. Nottinghamshire residents continue to welcome Ukrainian guests into their homes.
Council continues to back the Homes for Ukraine scheme
The Homes for Ukraine scheme is designed to allow individual residents in the UK to sponsor named Ukrainian guests. Guests can live and work in the UK for up to 18 months (reduced from 36...
Housing
Government guidance can be read here and it provides a list of voluntary and community sector organisations which run programmes that help matching people under the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
Information for guests
Under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, Family scheme and Extension scheme, Ukrainian guests have the right to apply for Universal Credit, Child Benefit, Pension Credit and a number of disability...
Homes for Ukraine Fund - Nottinghamshire County Council
Applications are invited from community organisations supporting people who have arrived in Nottinghamshire as part of the Homes for Ukraine scheme. An allocation of £300,000 has been...
Information for hosts
You can read the information provided by the Homes for Ukraine scheme and the choices available to you. Not everyone will extend a guests stay or feel that hosting is something that can be...
Funds doubled to £200K to help support Ukrainian refugees in ...
With an estimated 1,200 Ukrainian people due to arrive in the county under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, eligible groups are able to apply for funds of up to £5,000 to continue to help...
Welcome Pack
There has been an incredible response from local communities offering to open up their homes to people fleeing from Ukraine. We want to thank these residents from across the county for their...
Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme - Nottinghamshire County Council
To become a new Homes for Ukraine sponsor from 19 February 2024, the sponsor must be either a British or Irish citizen or be ‘settled in the UK’ (which means having the right to live in the...
Decision Details: Homes for Ukraine Housing and Employment Service ...
Reports Decision Record Sheet for Non-Key Decision (78Kb) Homes for Ukraine Housing and Employment Service Extension 2025-26 (245Kb)
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On 04 July 2022, the Cabinet Member for Communities approved the design and establishment of the Homes for Ukraine (HFU) grant fund as part of the LCF. An initial allocation of £100,000 was...
£100k funds set to help support Ukrainian refugees in Nottinghamshire
With an estimated 1,200 Ukrainian people due to arrive in the county under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, eligible groups are due to be able to apply for funds of up to £5,000 to continue to...
Notts groups helping those who have fled Ukraine to share funds worth £ ...
Community groups and voluntary organisations who are supporting people who have settled in Nottinghamshire to escape the Ukraine conflict, will share funds worth almost £25,000.
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On 19 September 2023, the Cabinet Member for Communities approved a decision that allows Homes for Ukraine guests who are transitioning into independent living to apply for support with white...
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The Homes for Ukraine Scheme allows Ukrainians (and their immediate family members) with no family ties to the UK to be sponsored by individuals who can offer them a home such as a spare room...
Decision Details: Funding support for sponsors for Homes for Ukraine
Reports Funding Support for Sponsors for Homes for Ukraine (116Kb) Decision Record Sheet for Non-Key Decision (76Kb)
Decision Details: Local Communities Fund: support for the Homes for ...
Reports LCF - Support for the Homes for Ukraine (177Kb) Decision Record Sheet for Non-Key Decision (120Kb)
Preparing to give 'the warmest possible welcome' for the arrival of ...
“This is a fast moving and evolving situation and councils and partners from across the City and County are working together to prepare for the arrival of people from Ukraine.
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The Homes for Ukraine Scheme allows Ukrainians (and their immediate family members) with no family ties to the UK to be sponsored by individuals who can offer them a home such as a spare room...
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The proposed additional allocation of £100,000 towards the Homes for Ukraine (HfU) Local Communities Fund will be met from existing HfU tariff funding paid to the Council by the Government.