Cabinet Member for Decent Living Incomes
Ealing Council has secured funding for a new jobs programme to help young residents into employment, supporting decent living incomes.
Ealing Council, as part of the West London Alliance, secured grant funding in November 2026 for a new jobs programme. This initiative, the Jobs Guarantee Programme, will offer six-month paid work opportunities for 562 young residents aged 18 to 24 who have been claiming Universal Credit. The programme is set to run until March 2028.
The Cabinet Member for Decent Living Incomes is a role within Ealing Council responsible for policies related to ensuring residents have sufficient income for a decent standard of living.
Key facts
- Ealing Council secured grant funding in November 2026 for the Jobs Guarantee Programme. Source
- The programme aims to help 562 young residents into employment. Source
- It offers six-month paid work for 18-24 year olds claiming Universal Credit for at least 18 months. Source
- The funding supports the programme from November 2026 to March 2028. Source
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