Three Rivers District Council
Council Fuel Poverty Grant (Three Rivers)
Three Rivers District Council's own grant towards the cost of energy efficiency measures in homes, such as insulation, solar panels, draught proofing and heating repairs or replacement. It is meant for households who are not eligible for other grant schemes, and has higher income limits than the Warm Homes Local Grant. It is run for the council by Better Housing Better Health and given first come, first served while funding lasts.
- You could get
- Amount not specified
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Effort
- Light
- short form, little evidence needed
Who can apply
- Households in Three Rivers District who are not eligible for other grant schemes
- You must own your own home or rent privately, the property must have an Energy Performance Certificate rating of D, E, F or G, and household income must be no more than £46,000 a year for one adult or £56,000 a year for two or more adults (students are not counted)
- £5,000 is added to these limits if someone in the household has a health condition that makes them more vulnerable to the cold, such as a cardiovascular condition, respiratory disease, limited mobility or immunosuppression
- You must provide proof of eligibility to the managing agent
What it funds
The cost of installing energy efficiency measures, such as:
- Loft, wall and underfloor insulation
- Solar panels
- Draught proofing
- Repair or replacement of heating systems
- More
How to apply
- Contact Better Housing Better Health, the council's managing agent: online referral form at bhbh.org.uk/make-a-referral, phone 0800 107 0044 (free, weekdays 9am-5pm) or email bhbh@nef.org.uk
- Provide proof of your eligibility to Better Housing Better Health
A family member, friend or professional (e.g. Citizens Advice, a food bank, health or social care services) can make the referral for you. Advisors respond within 5 working days.
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