ConGens is offering support with essential living costs for Wolverhampton residents facing financial difficulty, as part of the Crisis and Resilience Fund. Its flyer also highlights help to access longer-term advice and services.
What support is available?
- Contributions towards urgent costs during a crisis.
- Support with essentials such as food or utilities.
- Help to access advice and services for longer-term financial wellbeing.
Who can apply?
The ConGens flyer invites Wolverhampton residents aged 16 and over who can provide evidence of low income or financial hardship. Each application is assessed on its own merits.
How to find out more
Contact ConGens on 07847 221243 to discuss the support available and what evidence is needed. The flyer does not specify an award amount or closing date.
The council also provides information about the wider Crisis and Resilience Fund, including online applications and other community providers. Support depends on individual circumstances; an application does not guarantee an award.