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    • Home
    • About
    • Benefits
      • Asylum Support
      • Universal Credit
      • Personal Independence pmt
      • Refugee Integration Loan
      • Carer's Allowance
      • Child Benefit
      • E.S.A
      • J.S.A
      • Housing Benefit
      • Council Tax Reduction
      • Funding
    • Donations
    • Volunteer
    • Support links
    • Contact
    • Kakuma Refugee Camp.

  • Home
  • About
  • Benefits
  • Donations
  • Volunteer
  • Support links
  • Contact
  • Kakuma Refugee Camp.

Housing benefit

Most people can’t make a new claim for Housing Benefit.


You can only make a new claim for Housing Benefit if one of the following applies:


● you’re getting, or recently stopped getting, a benefit with a severe disability premium (SDP) - which is usually a component of E.S.A. if you were in the ‘support group’.

● you, and your partner if you've got one, have reached State Pension age – the state pension age varies so check if you are eligible to get a pension and at what age you can claim it on ww.gov.uk website 

●  you or your partner have been getting Pension Credit since before 15 May 2019

● you live in temporary accommodation, such as a hostel

● your landlord is a council, charity or housing association and they give you care or support – for example if you live in sheltered/supported housing


If you can’t make a claim for Housing Benefit, you might be able to apply for Universal Credit to help with housing costs, instea

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