Contents
- Progress on Grenfell Recovery Strategy
- Dedicated Service for the bereaved and survivors
- Community Leadership Programme
- Grenfell Projects Fund
- Grenfell Recovery Fund
- A review of The Curve Community Centre
- Employment and skills
- Malton Road Early Help Team
- Enhanced emotional support in Schools
- Community-based support
- Public Health
In January 2019, the Leadership Team committed £50m of revenue funding to support the delivery of the Grenfell Recovery Strategy. The £50m agreed for recovery services covers the five-year period, from 2019/20 to 2023/24.
The breakdown below shows how the money has been allocated over this period:
- 2019/20 - £12m
- 2020/21 - £12m
- 2021/22 - £10m
- 2022/23 - £8m
- 2023/24 - £8m
- Total £50m
£12m is committed to fund recovery services for bereaved and survivors and the wider community in 2020/21.
The budget for services for bereaved and survivors includes funding for:
- The Dedicated Service, which provides wraparound, personalised support for bereaved and survivors.
- Housing support, including a dedicated Housing team to support those who have not yet moved into permanent accommodation and housing management services for those who are in their new homes.
- Accommodation costs for those who remain in temporary and emergency accommodation.
- Support for delivering this activity, including complaints and monitoring.
The budget for the local community includes funding for:
- Ongoing emotional support and other commissioned services in schools and community-based settings and employment and skills support.
- Direct support to families and individuals affected by Grenfell from the wider community through the Malton Road hub.
- A community programme to support community-led recovery, including funding for The Curve Community Centre, the Grenfell Projects Fund and Community Leadership Programme and wider community engagement with the local community.
- Housing support and accommodation for Wider Grenfell households who are in temporary accommodation.
- Support for delivering this activity, including complaints and monitoring.
The budget also includes the costs of a small core team to oversee the programme.
We continue to work with bereaved and survivors and the wider community on longer-term plans to ensure the sustainability of services in the long term.
The breakdown of the 2020-21 budget is as follows:
Bereaved and survivors
- Dedicated service - £4.5m
- Dedicated Housing and Housing Management support for survivors - £0.7m
- Temporary Accommodation for survivors - £0.55m
- Support costs (including complaints and monitoring) - £0.3m
- Total (£6.05m)
Local community
- Commissioned support services - £1.55m
- Malton Road hub - £0.3m
- Community programme (including the Grenfell Projects Fund, Community Leadership Programme and Community Engagement) - £1.4m
- The Curve Community Centre - £1.3m
- Housing support - £0.2m
- Temporary Accommodation for Wider Grenfell households - £0.45m
- Support costs (including complaints and monitoring) - £0.45m
- Total (£5.65m)
Core costs
- Core team - £0.3m
- Total £12m
Further documents
We know there is lots of interest in the Council’s expenditure on Grenfell Recovery services funded through the ringfenced £50m budget.
In addition to the figures above, we have more detailed documents below in the interests of maximum openness and transparency.