To access various services provided by Slough Council, specific eligibility requirements apply depending on the service in question. Here’s a summary of the eligibility criteria for key services:
| Service | Eligibility Requirements |
|---|---|
| Funded Early Education (3 & 4 year olds) | Both parents in a two-parent household or one parent in a single-parent household must be in work, earning at least 16 hours of the national minimum or living wage, and not exceeding £100,000 per year. Self-employed individuals may need to confirm their income. |
| Crisis and Resilience Fund | Applicants must demonstrate financial hardship and the need for assistance with essentials like food or energy, and must undergo a financial assessment. |
| Home to School Travel Assistance | Eligibility includes living beyond statutory walking distances, having an unsafe route, being from a low-income family, or having special educational needs or disabilities that hinder walking. |
| Council Tax Hardship Support | Must show exceptional financial hardship and provide evidence of the need for support. Notably, applications must be made by the resident or their appointed representative. |
| Technology Enabled Care | This service is available free of charge to residents in need. There are no financial assessments required for this service. |
| Support for Care Leavers | Eligible if they meet definitions in the Children Act 1989 and Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000, with specific duties owed by Slough Borough Council. |
For more detailed information on applying for these services, or if you need to take any action, visit the relevant sections on the Slough Council website.
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