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Support for residents as the cost of living increases

Support for residents as the cost of living increases

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A higher energy price cap will be introduced in April, which is estimated to double the number of households struggling with fuel poverty in Wakefield District.

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hare the following information to help residents impacted by rising energy bills and inflation:

Help at the Hub

Residents can get free advice at their local Help at the Hub site. You can find and contact the community hub nearest to you using the details listed here: https://www.wakefield.gov.uk/more-money-in-my-pock...

Help at the Hub can can give you a free benefits review and help you with money, jobs, housing and health. They can:

  • Assess your current benefits
  • Tell you if you can claim others
  • Help you make the claims
  • Help you appeal decisions


When you come to a hub for a free, impartial check-up, they promise:

  • No judgement, we’re here to help
  • A listening ear
  • Help with all money issues 

Contact Cashwise on 01977 724651 or visit the website www.getcashwise.co.uk.

Contact Wakefield Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) free on 0800 144 8848 or visit www.wakefielddistrictcab.co.uk.

Money Smart

Wakefield Council provide free support through the Money Smart scheme, which includes advice on heating and insulation improvements, switching to cheaper energy tariffs and more. Contact the team at 01924 305892 or by email moneysmart@wakefield.gov.uk.

Posted 
Feb 17, 2022