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Cold weather payments extend to 105 more homes

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Aerial view of roads in Jersey surrounded by green fields, trees and countryside. Houses line winding roads around a large open field.

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Cold weather payments in Jersey extended to 105 more households

Overview

The Jersey government has approved an amendment to expand cold weather payment eligibility to an additional 105 homes, at an estimated cost of up to £21,000.

Key points

  • Eligibility for cold weather payments has been expanded to 105 more homes in Jersey receiving income support.
  • The government estimates the extension will cost up to £21,000.
  • The amendment adds households receiving the flexible personal care element, those not expected to live more than 12 months, and individuals receiving benefits under the Long-Term Care (Jersey) Law 2012 who do not live in approved care homes.
  • Minister for Social Security Senator Elaine Millar stated the change aligns regulations with current income support administration.
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