Our free service to help you to make the most of your money
What is it?
The aim of the service is to help tenants make the most of their money, enabling them to pay rent, household bills and live comfortably. The service will help tenants:
- Understand changes to benefits system
- Ensure tenants are receiving all the benefits they are entitled to by carrying out a benefits check
- Challenge unfair sanctions
- Review benefit decisions that tenants are not happy with
- Apply for grant applications in cases of severe hardship
How to get advice
If you have any concerns about your benefits, call our friendly and helpful team on 0330 303 3000 to make an appointment.
Alternatively, speak to your Neighbourhood Management Officer and they can arrange an appointment for you.
Benefits calculator
Use EntitledTo's Benefits Calculator to find out what you're entitled to
The accuracy of results depends on the information being input. If you're struggling please contact a member of our team below.
The Benefits and Energy Advice team
Our in-house team is here to help you with your benefit claims. They can help you save you money on your utility bills too!
- Debbie O'Hare -Â Community Services Manager
- Carl Grant -Â Community Energy and Welfare Officer
- Kris Karaski - Community Energy and Welfare Officer
- Paul Black -Â Community Energy and Welfare Officer
To speak with our Benefits and Energy Advice team, call 0330 303 3000.Â
Get help with your claim
Get in touch for help with your claim and one of our benefits advisors will contact you.
Employment and Support Allowance
Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) has changed to a new contribution-based benefit called Contributory ESA.  Â
Universal Credit
Universal Credit is a payment to help with your living costs. You may be able to get it if you’re on a low income, out of work or you cannot work.
Personal Independence Payment
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) helps with the extra costs of disability or long-term health conditions for people aged 16 to 64. Â Â
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