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support to Ukrainian households fleeing the conflict

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Harrow Council is increasing funding for its Homes for Ukraine scheme to support Ukrainian households fleeing the conflict.

Harrow Council's Cabinet approved an increase in funding for the Homes for Ukraine scheme in July 2026, raising the total estimated expenditure to £4.7 million. This decision aims to ensure continued delivery of support to Ukrainian households fleeing the conflict.

The £4.7 million allocated by Harrow Council includes £200,000 set aside for contingency, as reported in July 2026. The programme provides essential services such as casework support, housing assistance, safeguarding measures, and integration services for Ukrainian households.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council's Cabinet approved increasing funding for the Homes for Ukraine scheme in July 2026. Source
  2. The total estimated expenditure for the Homes for Ukraine scheme is now £4.7 million. Source
  3. This includes £200,000 set aside for contingency. Source
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