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The Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) scheme runs from Wednesday 1 April 2026 to Saturday 31 March 2029. It is designed to support low income households who experience a financial shock, while also helping to strengthen longer term financial resilience.
Local authorities have discretion over how the fund is used, in line with the latest government guidance. Full details on the scheme and how to apply can be found on the Crisis Resilience Fund (CRF) webpage.
Residents can continue to access a range of help through our Here to Help hub which sets out further support available for those experiencing financial insecurity.
The Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) scheme runs from Wednesday 1 April 2026 to Saturday 31 March 2029. It is designed to support low income households who experience a financial shock, while also helping to strengthen longer term financial resilience.
Local authorities have discretion over how the fund is used, in line with the latest government guidance. Full details on the scheme and how to apply can be found on the Crisis Resilience Fund (CRF) webpage.
Residents can continue to access a range of help through our Here to Help hub which sets out further support available for those experiencing financial insecurity.
