| Exceptional circumstances for crisis grants |
Miss C applied for a crisis grant from the council as she had no money for living costs |
April 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Risk of care qualifying criterion |
Mr C applied to the council for a Community Care Grant for household items as he stated that those in his priority were old and in poor condition |
April 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Risk of care qualifying criterion |
Mr C applied to the council, on behalf of his elderly parents, for £159.00 towards the cost of a repair to a shower |
April 2017 |
Upheld |
| Exceptional pressure qualifying criterion |
Miss C applied to the council for a community care grant for a number of items for her new home |
March 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Exceptional pressure qualifying criterion |
Mr C applied to the Council for a Community Care Grant for household items as he had been offered a tenancy of his own following a period of homelessness |
February 2017 |
Upheld |
| Exceptional pressure qualifying criterion |
Miss C applied for a community care grant for a washing machine and vacuum cleaner |
February 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Low income |
Mr C made an application for a community care grant for a number of household items |
February 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Change of circumstances within 28 days |
Mr C had applied for a Crisis Grant for living expenses as his first Universal Credit (UC) payment was not due to be paid for approximately six weeks |
January 2017 |
Not upheld |
| Exceptional pressure qualifying criterion |
Ms C applied to the council for a community care grant for a number of household goods after securing a tenancy |
January 2017 |
Upheld |
| Exceptional pressure qualifying criterion |
Mr C applied to the council for a community care grant for a number of household items |
January 2017 |
Not upheld |