Summary
Plymouth City Council has received a £160,000 government grant to support non-profit organizations assisting vulnerable people during winter. The money is part of a larger £4 million fund aimed at helping with living costs in 2025 and 2026, and can be applied for by eligible groups until 26 September.
Key Facts
- The grant amount is £160,000.
- Plymouth City Council will distribute the money to non-profit groups.
- The grants range from £2,100 to £5,350.
- The funds aim to support warm spaces and strengthen community ties.
- Organizations can apply for grants on the council's website until 26 September.
- This grant is part of a £4 million household support fund from the government.
- The initiative is designed to help with rising living and heating costs.
- Councillor Chris Penberthy emphasized the need to support people facing high costs during winter.
