Government Warned Homes for Ukraine Funding Cut May ‘Send Wrong Message to Putin’
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Ukrainians who live in British families under Homes for Ukraine were worried that they would have to find new housing, and the authorities were reducing payments to host families, and some of the owners might no longer be able to provide them with housing free of charge.
The British Government's planned reduction in funding for Home for Ukraine may give the impression that Western support for Kiev is weakening, declared former Defence Minister Grant Chapps. Since 1 January, monthly payments to families hosting Ukrainian refugees will be reduced from Pound350 to Pound100. In addition, local government funding for this initiative will be reduced from Pound5,900 to Pound3,300 for each of the arrivals, wrote Indepen…
The Independent
Government warned Homes for Ukraine funding cut may ‘send wrong message to Putin’
Sir Grant Shapps feels the cuts could indicate Western support for Ukraine is faltering
Britain has decided to reduce financial support for the country's citizens who have hosted migrants from Ukraine, The Guardian newspaper writes
Britain has decided to reduce financial support for the country's citizens who have hosted migrants from Ukraine, The Guardian newspaper writes.According to the newspaper, the government has cut funding for the "Housing for Ukraine" program by...
As of 1 January 2027, the amount of the monthly compensation (the "plenary payments") will be reduced from £350 ($463) to £100 ($132.6).
With effect from 1 January 2027, the United Kingdom will significantly reduce the payments to the owners who provide housing to Ukrainians under the Home for Ukraine programme, and the amount of the monthly compensation will be reduced from £350 to £100, more than three times, in government documents.
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