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The Council has secured additional funding of €772,042
Carlow County Council has secured additional funding for Housing Adaptation Grants. The additional funding that has been secured is €772,042.
The additional funding is set to be used to cover existing commitments and priority cases only.
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Councillor Will Paton has announced the extra funding on his Facebook page writing:
"This additional funding will be used to cover existing commitments and priority cases only. Priority 1 (Medical) needs or urgent cases under Housing Aid for Elderly e.g. loss of heating, dangerous issues or leaking roofs only will be considered at the moment."
The full post by the Councillor can be found on his Facebook page or by following the post below this article.
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