You may be eligible if:
You may be able to apply if you work in grocery and:
- your household income has dropped unexpectedly
- you’re struggling to pay essential bills
- you’re receiving Universal Credit
- you need help with essential housing
Understanding your options with financial grants
GroceryAid grants are 100% free and non-repayable. If you've had an unexpected drop in income and money is tight, you could be eligible for support. A GroceryAid financial grant can help you get back on your feet without the requirement to pay it back.
Could I get a grant?
What we'll need:
- Proof of your grocery employment
- Information about your household finances
- Your bank information
- Proof of any benefits
What help is available?
My income has suddenly dropped
If there has been an unexpected drop in your household’s income which has left you unable to pay your monthly bills, we may be able to help.
I'm struggling with the cost of living
If you receive Universal Credit or Tax Credits, you may be able to get a one-off grant of up to £300.
I'm currently homeless or at risk of homelessness
If you are homeless, have an unplanned move or rent arrears put you at risk of eviction, then we can offer advice through Shelter. We may even be able to help with a grant to help you secure a home.
I am going through a relationship breakdown
If you have recently had a relationship breakdown and are struggling with monthly bills or setting up home, then we may be able to help.
I've left a domestic abuse situation
If you have left an abusive relationship, and had help from a support agency, we may be able to help you start again.
I am affected by long-term illness or disability
If someone in your household has a disability or long-term illness, or if your work hours are limited due to caring responsibilities, then we may be able to help.
What will I need?
Check your eligibility
Ready to apply?
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