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Homes for Ukraine Scheme

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Harrow Council's Cabinet approved increased funding for the Homes for Ukraine scheme in July 2026, raising the total programme expenditure to £4.7 million.

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

The £4.7 million allocated for the Homes for Ukraine Programme includes £200,000 set aside for contingency, as reported in July 2026. The scheme is a UK government initiative providing housing, safeguarding, and casework support for Ukrainian citizens and their families.

Key facts

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