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Money Ready is a financial education charity dedicated to creating a financially fluent population. We believe that financial literacy should be considered a right for all because the language of money is a language for life.

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15 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE HAVING A BABY | Advice for New & Expecting Moms

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15 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE HAVING A BABY | Advice for New & Expecting Moms

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15 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE HAVING A BABY | Advice for New & Expecting Moms

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RAW FIRST TRIMESTER VLOG *emetophobia caution* | James and Carys

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FIRST TRIMESTER MUST HAVES UK, PREGNANCY essentials to survive the first trimester

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FIRST TRIMESTER MUST HAVES UK, PREGNANCY essentials to survive the first trimester

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FIRST TRIMESTER  MUST HAVES UK, PREGNANCY essentials to survive the first trimester | HomeWithShan

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4 WEEKS PREGNANT WITH BABY #2: Very Early Pregnancy Vlog + TTC Chat

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How playing sports benefits your body and your brain / Sut mae chwarae chwaraeon o fudd i'ch corff a'ch ymennydd

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How playing sports benefits your body and your brain / Sut mae chwarae chwaraeon o fudd i'ch corff a'ch ymennydd

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How playing sports benefits your body ... and your brain - Leah Lagos and Jaspal Ricky Singh

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How to love yourself the right way / Sut i garu eich hun y ffordd iawn

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How to love yourself the right way / Sut i garu eich hun y ffordd iawn

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RCS delivers personalised support, training and therapies to help people and businesses across Wales improve their wellbeing for work. An award-winning not-for-profit company, we pride ourselves on delivering quality services that transform thousands of lives every year.

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RCS delivers personalised support, training and therapies to help people and businesses across Wales improve their wellbeing for work. An award-winning not-for-profit company, we pride ourselves on delivering quality services that transform thousands of lives every year.

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Papyrus UK Suicide Prevention | Prevention of Young Suicide

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PAPYRUS UK is a charity for the prevention of young suicide (under 35) in the UK | Call PAPYRUS HOPELINE247 on 0800 068 4141 Now

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Women’s Aid is a grassroots federation working together to provide life-saving services and build a future where domestic violence is not tolerated.

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Getting Ready Project: Resources- Anglesey/ Prosiect Paratoi: Adnoddau- Ynys Môn

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Getting Ready Project: Resources- Anglesey/ Prosiect Paratoi: Adnoddau- Ynys Môn

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How to register with a doctors / Sut i gofrestru gyda meddyg

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How to register with a doctors / Sut i gofrestru gyda meddyg

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To register with a GP you should contact your chosen practice and ask to be included on their patient list. You will be asked for your NHS medical card details or to fill in a form at the surgery which will enable your medical records to be transferred there.

I gofrestru gyda Meddyg Teulu dylech gysylltu â'ch practis dewisol a gofyn am gael eich cynnwys ar eu rhestr cleifion. Gofynnir i chi am fanylion eich cerdyn meddygol GIG neu i lenwi ffurflen yn y feddygfa a fydd yn galluogi eich cofnodion meddygol i gael eu trosglwyddo yno.

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What is an NHS number? / Beth yw rhif GIG?

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What is an NHS number? / Beth yw rhif GIG?

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How to find your NHS number / Sut i ddod o hyd i'ch rhif GIG

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How to find your NHS number / Sut i ddod o hyd i'ch rhif GIG

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Use this service to get your NHS number.

Your NHS number is a 10 digit number, like 485 777 3456.

You do not need to know your NHS number to use NHS services, but it can be useful to have it.

Who can use this service

You can use this service if you live in England. You can also use this service for someone else.

Before you start

We'll ask for your name, date of birth and postcode. We'll send a text, email or letter with your NHS number to you.

If you're using this service for someone else, enter their details. They'll be sent their NHS number.
Start now
Other ways to get your NHS number

If you cannot get your NHS number online you can:

find it on any letter from the NHS like a prescription or appointment letter

call your GP surgery and ask them for your number

About using this service

By using this service you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy.

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Leaving Care Grant of Up-to £2,000

Financial Support with redecoration costs

Look at Flintshire's local offer section

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The King’s Trust | Confidence, courses, careers

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The King’s Trust helps people aged 11 to 30 to build confidence, get a job or launch a business. Start something today.

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PACKING MY HOSPITAL BAG | BREASTFEEDING CHAT | MY BUMP! | JAC JOSSA

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PACKING MY HOSPITAL BAG | BREASTFEEDING CHAT | MY BUMP! | JAC JOSSA

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PACKING MY HOSPITAL BAG | BREASTFEEDING CHAT | MY BUMP! | JAC JOSSA

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Community Midwife Services / Gwasanaethau Bydwragedd Cymunedol

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Community Midwife Services / Gwasanaethau Bydwragedd Cymunedol

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We want to make sure that you do not have to go to the hospital unless you really need to, so community midwives provide many services in their community based clinics.

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Project Unity: Support for Young Mums in Wales / Undod: Cefnogaeth i Famau Ifanc yng Nghymru

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Project Unity: Support for Young Mums in Wales / Undod: Cefnogaeth i Famau Ifanc yng Nghymru

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Project Unity supports pregnant women and young mums with care experience to engage with services, access practical and emotional support and learn new life skills. During this project, NYAS Cymru aims to keep families together, wherever possible.

The participants in Project Unity can also get involved in projects with other young women who have similar experiences. This project provides confidence building, access to resources and grants, housing support and budgeting guidance.

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Project Unity | Young Mother Support | NYAS

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Project Unity supports pregnant women and young mums with care experience to engage with services, access practical and emotional support and learn new life skills. During this project, NYAS Cymru aims to keep families together, wherever possible. The participants in Project Unity can also get involved in projects with other young women who have similar experiences.

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The Five Ways to Wellbeing - boosting mental wellbeing / Y Pum Ffordd at Les - hybu lles meddwl

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The Five Ways to Wellbeing - boosting mental wellbeing / Y Pum Ffordd at Les - hybu lles meddwl

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The Five Ways to Wellbeing - boosting mental wellbeing

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Address and directions

Flint station
Y Farchnad / Market Square
Flint
Flintshire
CH6 5NW

View on Google Maps

Ticket office opening hours

General service information

Closed Circuit Television

Information Available From Staff

Yes - from ticket office
Yes - from help point

Information Services Open

Mon-Fri 07:30 to 15:45
Saturday 08:45 to 17:00

Departure Screens

Announcements

Ticket buying and collection

Ticket Office: Yes
Ticket Machine: Yes

Always Show Oyster Card Fields

Ticket Office: Yes
Ticket Machine: Yes

Load a pre-purchased season ticket onto a smartcard using the ticket vending machine.

To get a TFW SmartCard, visit our website: www.tfw.wales

All station facilities

Mon-Fri 07:30 to 15:45
Saturday 08:45 to 17:00
Sunday 09:50 to 17:20

Accessibility and mobility access

https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Height Adjusted Ticket Office Counter

Accessible Public Telephones

Nearest Stations With More Facilities

Category B2.

Step free access to Platform 1 (to Chester) via a ramp with handrails from Corporation Street.

Step free access to Platform 2 (to Holyhead) via a ramp from the station car park.

A footbridge with steps connects both platforms.

Coverage: partial Station

Impaired Mobility Set Down

We want everyone to travel with confidence. That is why, if you are planning on travelling on national rail services, you can request an assistance booking in advance - now up to 2 hours before your journey is due to start, any time of the day. For more information about Passenger Assist and how to request an assistance booking via Passenger Assist, please click here.

Parking information

Spaces: 8
Sheltered: Yes
Cctv: Yes
Location:

4 Sheffield Stands providing parking for up to eight bicycles are under a shelter by the night entrance to westbound platform and located by Big Foot.

Type: Stands

Operator Name: Flintshire County Council
Name: Station Car Park
Spaces: 65
Number Accessible Spaces: 6
Accessible Car Park Equipment: Yes
Cctv: No

Open:
Mon-Sun

Website: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Passenger services

Live departures and arrivals

Overview

Serving the North Wales town of Flint, this incredibly picturesque station, with its clean whitewashed exterior opened its doors in 1848. Showcasing the height of Victorian architecture, the Italianate features are beautifully preserved, ensuring its 2008 victory as the Best Station in the UK.

The two platforms serve Manchester Piccadilly, the seaside resort of Llandudno, and Crewe with trains running throughout the day, and the station is home to a remarkable sculpture by local artist Brian Fell.

How long does it take to get from Flint Station to Liverpool John Lennon Airport?
Flint Station is 13 miles away from Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, which takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to by train, changing at Chester Station.

How long does it take to walk from Flint Station to Flint town centre?
It takes around 4 minutes to walk from the station to Flint town centre, via Sydney Street.

What car parking facilities are available at Flint Station?
Flint Station has 22 car parking spaces.

What facilities are there for bike storage at Flint Station?
There are 8 bike storage spaces at Flint Station.

What other facilities are available at Flint Station?

Toilets

Card telephones

Disabled access - step-free throughout, ramps are available, as are wheelchairs and induction loops

Which popular destinations can be reached from Flint Station?

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Visit Transport for Wales for information on Flint station. Check live train times and find out about station facilities here.

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Station Hope (Flintshire)/ Gorsafoedd

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Station Hope (Flintshire)/ Gorsafoedd

Yr Hôb

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We want everyone to travel with confidence. That is why, if you are planning on travelling on national rail services, you can request an assistance booking in advance - now up to 2 hours before your journey is due to start, any time of the day. For more information about Passenger Assist and how to request an assistance booking via Passenger Assist, please click here.

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Visit Transport for Wales for information on Hope (Flintshire) station. Check live train times and find out about station facilities here.

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Baby Cost Calculator / Cyfrifiannell Costau Babi

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Baby Cost Calculator / Cyfrifiannell Costau Babi

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Baby Costs Calculator - Credit Unions of Wales

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We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions. You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below.

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When you are looking to understand or control your finances better, this budget planning tool is the place to start.

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By Adam Shalvey

How confident are you with banking terminology? Understanding the language that your bank uses can help you make smarter decisions with your money.

This quiz will help you test what you already know. Once you finish, learn more at " Banking Terms Everyone Should Know."

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How confident are you with banking terminology? Understanding the language that your bank uses can help you make smarter decisions with your money and budgeting.

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Flintshire Care Leavers Offer / Cynnig i rai sy'n gadael gofal Sir y Fflint

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Flintshire Care Leavers Offer / Cynnig i rai sy'n gadael gofal Sir y Fflint

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How My Travel Pass works/ Sut mae fyngherdynteithio yn gweithio?

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How My Travel Pass works/ Sut mae fyngherdynteithio yn gweithio?

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30% Discounts on travel/ Cei arbed tua 30% ar deithiau bws yng Nghymru*

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Save money by applying for mytravelpass to get discounted travel for all 16-21 year olds across Wales. Receive 1/3 off your travel with mytravelpass.

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Bus Operators in Flintshire/ Gweithredwyr Bysiau yn Sir y Fflint

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Bus Operators in Flintshire/ Gweithredwyr Bysiau yn Sir y Fflint

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Traveline Cymru

Journey Planner

Use the Traveline Cymru Journey Planner to plan your journey by public transport, cycling or walking. You can also plan your journey on the Traveline Cymru website.

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View bus and train timetables in Flintshire. Traveline Cymru provides information on timetables, a travel map and a journey planner.

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Care Leaver Civil Servant Internship (UK) / Interniaeth Gwas Sifil i Bobl sy'n Gadael Gofal (DU)

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Care Leaver Civil Servant Internship (UK) / Interniaeth Gwas Sifil i Bobl sy'n Gadael Gofal (DU)

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The Scheme

The Civil Service Care Leavers Internship Scheme is a flagship scheme which gives care leavers the chance to benefit from a 12-month paid internship in a central Government department/agency, with the possibility of the post being made permanent at the end of the 12 months.

The latest data shows 38% of care leavers aged 19-21 were NEET, compared to 11% of their peers in the general population. To help to address this the Internship scheme provides participants with the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills and has been the launch pad for a successful career in the Civil Service for many care leavers.

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SHOUT- texting service / SHOUT- gwasanaeth tecstio

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SHOUT- texting service / SHOUT- gwasanaeth tecstio

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24/7

You can text us any time, day or night.

Confidential

Your messages with us are confidential and anonymous.

Free

It is free to text Shout from all major mobile networks in the UK.

Get involved

Donations doubled in the Big Give Christmas Challenge

Simply support Shout's Big Give campaign by midday on 5 December, and your donation will be doubled!

Can you help us hit our match funding target of £50,000 and support a further 5,000 people this winter?

Find out more

Get help

Ways to cope with upsetting events in the news

If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious or sad about what's going on in the news, know that you're definitely not alone. Here are some actions we can take to help us cope better through times like this.

Find out more

I think Shout saved my life tonight... no one has ever made me feel so safe, listened to and understood

Shout texter

GET HELP

Online resources and support

However you're feeling right now, you don't have to face it alone. We're here to support you with your mental health.

Take a look at our resources, information and support, find further help or reach out to one of our volunteers.

Resources for you

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Shout - UK's 24/7 Crisis Text Service for Mental Health Support

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Shout 85258 is the UK's first 24/7 text service for anyone in crisis. Get free, confidential mental health support anytime, anywhere. Text 'SHOUT' to 85258.

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Home Start Flintshire / Home Start Sir y Fflint

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Home Start Flintshire / Home Start Sir y Fflint

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Happy Families Support / Cymorth i Deuluoedd Hapus

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Happy Families Support / Cymorth i Deuluoedd Hapus

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Happy Families - Groundwork North Wales Environment

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Flintshire Early Years and Childcare / Blynyddoedd Cynnar a Gofal Plant Sir y Fflint

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Flintshire Early Years and Childcare / Blynyddoedd Cynnar a Gofal Plant Sir y Fflint

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Information about early years, childcare and partnership support for prospective parents or families with children from birth to 7 years.

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The local mind centre is at

The Wellbeing Centre
23b Chester Street
Mold
CH7 1EG

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We have lots of information to help you understand and manage your situation when you need help.

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Getting a job with help from careers Wales / Cael swydd gyda chymorth gan Gyrfa Cymru

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Getting a job with help from careers Wales / Cael swydd gyda chymorth gan Gyrfa Cymru

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Help with CVs, application forms, personal statements, interviews, finding jobs, approaching employers and more.

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Accredited training course /Cwrs hyfforddi achrededig

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Accredited training course /Cwrs hyfforddi achrededig

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KIM-Betweeners | Mental Health Support for young people Flintshire

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KIM-Betweeners | Mental Health Support for young people Flintshire and Wrexham

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These are Weekly payments to help up to 85% of your childcare costs.

Taliadau Wythnosol yw'r rhain i helpu hyd at 85% o'ch costau gofal plant.

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Childcare Grants for full-time students in higher education - grants, CCG1, CCG2 forms, how to apply, eligibility

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Financial Contingency Fund/ Cronfa Ariannol Wrth Gefn:

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Financial Contingency Fund/ Cronfa Ariannol Wrth Gefn:

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Payments from your college or university to help with the costs of childcare if you’re on a low income.

Taliadau gan eich coleg neu brifysgol i helpu gyda chostau gofal plant os ydych ar incwm isel.

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Financial Support | Adult Learning Wales

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Support for learners enrolled with Adult Learning Wales

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Child Benefit Application Form/ Ffurflen Gais Budd-dal Plant:

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Child Benefit Application Form/ Ffurflen Gais Budd-dal Plant:

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Child Benefit is a regular payment of money from the government to help with the cost of raising a child.

The rates for the 2024/25 tax year are:

£25.60 a week for the eldest or only child

£16.95 a week for each additional child.

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Healthy Start Food Payments/ Taliadau Bwyd Cychwyn Iach

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Healthy Start Food Payments/ Taliadau Bwyd Cychwyn Iach

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The NHS Healthy Start scheme pays eligible families with young children (or expecting a child) up to £8.50 a week to help pay for ‘healthy’ foods such as fruit, vegetables and milk. You also get free vitamin supplements.

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Applying online

If you get Universal Credit, you can apply online if:

you're more than 10 weeks pregnant or have at least one child under 4 years old

your family's monthly 'take-home pay' (also called 'earned income') is £408 or less from employment

If you get Child Tax Credit, you may be eligible for Healthy Start if:

your family's annual income is £16,190 or less

you do not get Working Tax Credit

Most people who get Child Tax Credit can apply online. You can apply online if you're either:

more than 10 weeks pregnant and have children under the age of 4

not pregnant but have children under the age of 4

If you're more than 10 weeks pregnant and have other children who are all aged 4 or older, you'll need to apply by email or phone.

To apply online, you'll need your:

name

address

date of birth

National Insurance number

baby's due date (if you're pregnant)

benefit award letter if you're over 18 - make sure you enter the exact details shown on your benefit award letter

Make sure that your details are up to date with HMRC or DWP - you may wish to contact them to check or update your details before you apply.

Applying by email or phone

You can apply by email or phone if you're more than 10 weeks pregnant, or have at least one child under 4 years old, and get either:

Income Support

Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance

Pension Credit (which includes the child addition)

You can also apply by email or phone if you're more than 10 weeks pregnant and either:

under 18 years old and not getting any benefits

getting Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)

If you get Child Tax Credit, you'll need to apply by email or phone if you're more than 10 weeks pregnant and have other children who are all aged 4 or older.

You can apply by either:

Phone lines are open 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday (except public holidays). Find out about call charges (opens in a new tab).

If you're not a British citizen but your child is

You might be eligible for Healthy Start depending on your immigration status.

You can get Healthy Start if all the following are true:

Your biometric residence permit (BRP) or your online immigration status (opens in a new tab) will say if you cannot claim public funds. You might also have a letter from the Home Office about it.

To apply for Healthy Start, ask for an application form via email. Only use this email address if you think you cannot claim public funds because of your immigration status.
Healthystartclaim@dhsc.gov.uk

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If you get Universal Credit, you can apply online if: you're more than 10 weeks pregnant or have at least one child under 4 years old your family's monthly 'take-home pay' (also called 'earned income') is £408 or less from employment If you get Child Tax Credit, you may be eligible for Healthy Start if: your family's annual income is £16,190 or less you do not get Working Tax Credit Most people who get Child Tax Credit can apply online.

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Sure Start Maternity Grant/ Grant Mamolaeth Cychwyn Cadarn

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Sure Start Maternity Grant/ Grant Mamolaeth Cychwyn Cadarn

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A one-off £500 payment from the Social Fund to help with the cost of your baby.

Eligibility:

You’ll get the grant if your new baby is the only child under 16 in your family and you or your partner get one of the following benefits:

Pension Credit

Income Support

Universal Credit

Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance

Income-related Employment and Support Allowance

Child Tax Credit at a higher rate than the family element

Working Tax Credit which includes a disability or severe disability element.

To Apply for this - please complete the attached form:

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Free Dental Care/ Gofal Deintyddol Am Ddim:

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Free Dental Care/ Gofal Deintyddol Am Ddim:

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To apply for free NHS Dental Care, you’ll need to request application forms from your midwife, GP or health visitor. You’ll receive a Maternity Exemption Certificate which will remain valid throughout your pregnancy, and for 12 months from your due date (pre-birth applications) or your baby’s actual date of birth (post-birth applications).

I wneud cais am Ofal Deintyddol GIG am ddim, bydd angen i chi ofyn am ffurflenni cais gan eich bydwraig, meddyg teulu neu ymwelydd iechyd. Byddwch yn derbyn Tystysgrif Eithrio Mamolaeth a fydd yn parhau'n ddilys trwy gydol eich beichiogrwydd, ac am 12 mis o'ch dyddiad geni (ceisiadau cyn geni) neu ddyddiad geni gwirioneddol eich babi (ceisiadau ar ôl geni).

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Gaming and Gambling/ Chwarae Gêmau a Gamblo

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Gaming and Gambling/ Chwarae Gêmau a Gamblo

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Health and Wellbeing/ Iechyd Meddwl a'th Lesiant Meddwl

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Health and Wellbeing/ Iechyd Meddwl a'th Lesiant Meddwl

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Bins, Recycling and Waste/ Biniau, Ailgylchu a Gwastraff

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Bins, Recycling and Waste/ Biniau, Ailgylchu a Gwastraff

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When to put your bins out, what to do with your old fridge, how to report a problem, how to order a bin and more.

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Flintshire Foodbank / Banc Bwyd Sir y Fflint

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Flintshire Foodbank / Banc Bwyd Sir y Fflint

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Flintshire Foodbank | Helping Local People in Crisis

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Find out how to get help from our foodbank.

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Food Shopping Tips/ Cynghorion Siopa am Fwyd

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Food Shopping Tips/ Cynghorion Siopa am Fwyd

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What is a National Insurance Number/ Beth yw Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol?

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What is a National Insurance Number/ Beth yw Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol?

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National Insurance is a tax on earnings and self-employed profits. You normally start paying when you turn 16 and earn over a certain amount.

You will need your National Insurance too:

Apply or Employment

Access State Pension

Access Universal Credit

Access Maternity Allowance

Treth ar enillion ac elw hunangyflogedig yw Yswiriant Gwladol. Fel arfer byddwch yn dechrau talu pan fyddwch yn troi'n 16 oed ac yn ennill dros swm penodol.

Bydd angen eich Yswiriant Gwladol arnoch hefyd:

Gwneud Cais neu Gyflogaeth

Mynediad at Bensiwn y Wladwriaeth

Credyd Cynhwysol

Mynediad at Lwfans Mamolaeth

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Advocacy and Support/ Eiriolaeth a Chymorth: 

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Advocacy and Support/ Eiriolaeth a Chymorth: 

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What happens if I loose my National Insurance Number?/ Beth fydd yn digwydd os byddaf yn colli fy Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol?

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What happens if I loose my National Insurance Number?/ Beth fydd yn digwydd os byddaf yn colli fy Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol?

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If you have lost your national insurance number, please complete this form.

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Accessing Your National Insurance Number/ Cyrchu Eich Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol:

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Accessing Your National Insurance Number/ Cyrchu Eich Rhif Yswiriant Gwladol:

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Your Social worker should apply for this when a young person is 15 years and 9 months old.

They will right to HMRC with your details i.e. full name, any previous names, date of birth, date of when you went into care, your address and your social workers details.

Your social worker will also send a copy of your birth certificate & passport and a copy of your care order.

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How to get a National Insurance number for a child who is in the care of a local authority.

Overview

Children who are looked after by local authorities do not automatically get a National Insurance number.

If you're a children's social worker, write to HMRC to apply for a National Insurance number on the child's behalf.

How to apply

You should apply after a child is 15 years and 9 months old. Write to HMRC using your local authority's official letter headed paper.

You must explain in your letter that you're applying for a National Insurance number for a looked after child and give your contact details.

You must also include:

a statement that you're a social worker applying for a National Insurance number for a looked after child

the child's full name

any previous names the child has used

the child's date of birth

the date the child went into care

the child's current residential address

the contact details of the social worker who has written the letter

If possible, the letter should also include:

any previous addresses (such as their parent's old address or the child's last address before they were taken into care)

a photocopy of any of the following:

the child's birth certificate

their Care Order

the ID page of the child's passport

If the child is an unaccompanied minor and supported by the Home Office, you must include photocopies of either:

the child's Home Office documents

both sides of a residence permit

Post or fax the letter and photocopies of any documents to:

Make sure you send photocopies, as we're not able to send these back to you.

There must be a separate letter for each application for a National Insurance Number.

We do not accept emails.

What happens next

HMRC will send a letter to the child confirming their National Insurance number.

If we need more information, we'll get in touch with the social worker using their contact details.

If you would like an update on your application for a child who is being looked after by a local authority, contact the Juvenile team:

Telephone: 03000 555 716
Monday to Thursday: 8:30am to 5pm (closed bank holidays)
Friday: 8:30am to 4:30pm
Find out about call charges

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How to get a National Insurance number for a child who is in the care of a local authority.

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Financial Support - Useful Contacts/ Cymorth Ariannol - Cysylltiadau Defnyddiol

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Financial Support - Useful Contacts/ Cymorth Ariannol - Cysylltiadau Defnyddiol

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We want to make sure all Flintshire residents are aware of the financial help and household support available to them

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Citizens Advice - Flintshire/ Cyngor ar Bopeth Sir Y Fflint

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Citizens Advice - Flintshire/ Cyngor ar Bopeth Sir Y Fflint

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I am worried about a young person - Llamau/ Rwy'n poeni am berson ifanc - Llamau

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I am worried about a young person - Llamau/ Rwy'n poeni am berson ifanc - Llamau

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It is important that any young person who is sleeping rough approaches their local council for help. If you have seen someone sleeping rough, you can contact StreetLink via their website or app. Street Link will ask you for some details about the person, including where they are sleeping, so that they can connect with local services such as day centres, outreach teams or night shelters.

If you are comfortable talking to the young person, you can also ask them if they have approached their local council for support. Many young people simply don't realise that there is support available for them, and often don't know how to access it.

If you are comfortable doing so, you could support them to approach their local council, ensuring that they are able to make a homelessness application and that an assessment of their needs and situation is completed.

If you have seen a young person sleeping rough and it is outside of office opening hours, you can call Llamau's Youth Homeless Helpline, run in partnership with Shelter Cymru, free of charge, on 08000 495 495. Highly trained colleagues and volunteers will help you to access safe temporary accommodation and provide advice on how to keep yourself safe.

If you are worried that the young person is in immediate danger, you should call the emergency services on 999.

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Our mission is to end homelessness for young people and women. Across Wales we prevent homelessness, provide safe accommodation and support to leave homelessness behind.

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The Fostering Network/ Y rhwydwaith maethu

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The Fostering Network/ Y rhwydwaith maethu

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What foster carers do | The Fostering Network

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Find out more about what foster carers do and what is involved in fostering.

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When I am Ready’ enables young people in foster care to continue living with their foster carers once they turn 18. It allows them to remain in a stable and nurturing family environment up to the age of 21, or up to age 25 if they are completing an agreed programme of education or training. Local authorities are required to set up local ‘When I am Ready’ schemes in line with the national guidelines set out in the Code of Practice relating to Part 6 of the Act.

Please speak with your social or support worker about Flintshires When I am Ready Scheme.

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Helping Young People with Budgeting/ Helpu Pobl Ifanc gyda Chyllidebu

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Helping Young People with Budgeting/ Helpu Pobl Ifanc gyda Chyllidebu

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Payslip Explained / Esboniad slip cyflog 

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Payslip Explained / Esboniad slip cyflog 

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Employment- What I need to know/ Cyflogaeth- Beth rydw i angen gwybod:

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Employment- What I need to know/ Cyflogaeth- Beth rydw i angen gwybod:

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Top Tips to Save Money in the House/ Syniadau Da i Arbed Arian yn y Tŷ:

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Top Tips to Save Money in the House/ Syniadau Da i Arbed Arian yn y Tŷ:

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Other savings ideas:

Have a ''no spend day''

Meal Prep

Shop Mid-week (in the evenings) - Stores try to get rid of food before sell-buy date so you can freeze them.

Turn everything off before leaving the house (WIFI, lights, kettle etc)

Syniadau cynilo eraill:

Cael ''diwrnod dim gwario''

Paratoi Prydau

Siop Canol yr wythnos (gyda'r nos) - Mae siopau'n ceisio cael gwared ar fwyd cyn ei werthu-brynu dyddiad fel y gallwch eu rhewi.

Trowch bopeth i ffwrdd cyn gadael y tŷ (WIFI, goleuadau, tegell ac ati)

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Choosing a Savings Account/ Dewis Cyfrif Cynilo

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Choosing a Savings Account/ Dewis Cyfrif Cynilo

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Chip is a savings app you connect to your current account via 'Open Banking'. It then uses an algorithm to work out how much you can afford to save, and automatically puts that aside for you - great for those without the self-discipline needed.

Autosave with Chip and get 0.7% interest. Normally autosave apps pay little interest. But Chip* has partnered with Allica Bank to offer a 0.7% AER variable interest easy-access account - which beats the top normal savings account - though Chip charges a £1.50 fee every four weeks, which would outweigh the interest gain for most.

Yet if you're new to Chip we've a code to get £20 cashback, which covers the fee for over a year. Sign up to Chip's app* and select the 'ChipAI' plan, and it'll set up a Chip Savings Account. Once you've registered, enter code CHIPMSE07 in 'Earn and track rewards' on the app's 'Profile' tab. Save at least £1 with Chip by 11.59pm on Tuesday 12 October and the £20 is paid on Saturday 13 November - just keep £1+ there until it's paid. You can then withdraw it to your linked current account to cover the fees, which are charged to your debit card. The cashback is only for new Chip customers.

How to get the 0.7% interest: The standard Chip Savings Account doesn't pay interest, so head to the 'Accounts' tab and open the Allica Bank account (min deposit £1, max £30,000; interest paid daily). Make sure you go into your 'Autosave settings' to ensure that's where your autosaves are going. If you reach the max £30,000, autosaves will automatically stop.

Want the 0.7% interest without autosaving? Follow the same process as above to register with Chip and set up the Allica account. Then pause autosaving by going to your profile in the app, then 'Autosave settings' then 'Skip autosaves' and choose a date - it allows this for up to three months at a time so you'll need to remember to keep doing it. Note that the maximum you can deposit in a single transaction is £5,000 - if you want to save the full £30,000 you'll need to do it in six lots of £5,000.

Which current account providers does it work with? Chip connects to most (but not all) major current account providers. It will work with Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Danske, First Direct, Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds, Monzo, Nationwide, NatWest, RBS, Revolut, Santander, Starling, TSB and Ulster Bank.

Are my savings safe? The money you put in is held by Allica Bank, which has the usual £85,000 per person protection under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. If you have any money in the Chip Savings Account, that's covered by ClearBank's protection.

How long do I have to keep the account? You can withdraw your money whenever you want - but you'll need to keep £1+ there until at least Saturday 13 November if you want the cashback. If after that point you want to save elsewhere, you're free to do so.

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Chip is a savings app you connect to your current account via 'Open Banking'. It then uses an algorithm to work out how much you can afford to save, and automatically puts that aside for you - great for those without the self-discipline needed. Autosave with Chip and get 0.7% interest.

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Join over 8 million people with a Monzo account. See, save, and spend your money with Monzo.

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Money Saving tips/ Awgrymiadau Arbed Arian

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Money Saving tips/ Awgrymiadau Arbed Arian

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Money- putting some aside/ Arian - Rhoi rhywfaint o arian heibio

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Money- putting some aside/ Arian - Rhoi rhywfaint o arian heibio

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A Member of CLASS Cymru

Provides Young people with Aber Care Bursary which is £1,250 Per Year plus £500 for Graduation

Accommodation available throughout the summer

Second Year private renting Guarantor scheme

A signpost mentor who will support you through the first year

Dedicated Contact: Marion Thomas (email address on link)

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AberCares : Student Services , Aberystwyth University

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We believe that anyone who would benefit from a university education should have access to one, regardless of their background. We hope that you will enjoy your experience at Aberystwyth university and are able to achieve your absolute best while studying with us. We are here to support you with every step of your journey, whatever your circumstances may be.

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Support for Care Experienced Students at Bangor University/ Myfyrwyr â Phrofiad Gofal Prifysgol Banghor

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Support for Care Experienced Students at Bangor University/ Myfyrwyr â Phrofiad Gofal Prifysgol Banghor

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Bangor University supports care experienced young people by providing them with an additional £1,000 on top of any other benefits you may recieve.

For more information: Contact Huw or Wendy on 01248 383707 or 3637 or e-mail: studentsupport@bangor.ac.uk.

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At Bangor University, we place a high priority on caring for and supporting our students. We offer a comprehensive student welfare service, as a student entering Higher Education from care or as someone advising a Care Experienced student, you can be assured that Bangor will provide you with the necessary support and information. This support is available while you're still deciding what or where to study, continues through the university application process, and is on-going once you've started your course.

There is a named contact person for Care Experienced students within the University's Student Services, and that is the person you should turn to for help and advice at any stage of your journey into and through Higher Education.

Support for students leaving the care system

At Bangor University, we can provide the following:

Pre-entry guidance from our Skills and Employability Service, assistance with filling in your Student Finance application form and help and support during the university application and admissions process.

Peer guide support for all students to help you settle in during Welcome Week and the first few weeks of term.

Targeted financial support for Care Experienced students through the University's bursary and Hardship Funds. This means Bangor will provide you with a Care Experienced Bursary of £1,000 a year, on top of any other University or state-funded bursaries which you may be eligible for.

An integrated Student Services, offering easy access to money support, housing, disability, mental health and student counselling services.

Regular meetings between the named contact and students to identify support requirements, with liaison between University departments and external agencies where appropriate (and with the student's express permission).

Guaranteed accommodation for all single first year undergraduate students and help planning and arranging your accommodation for both term and vacation time.

Complete confidentiality for Care Experienced students in respect of service provision and specific arrangements.

As a Care Experienced student, or as someone advising a student, your first point of contact is: Huw Jones or Wendy Williams. They can give you more details on all aspects of the University's support provision - both prior to admission and whilst studying here.

Contact Huw or Wendy on 01248 383707 or 3637 or e-mail: studentsupport@bangor.ac.uk.

We welcome your feedback

We would welcome your feedback about the service received, to enable us to develop and provide the best possible service now and in the future.

Please contact one of the following with your comments:

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Support for Care Experience | Student Services & Administration: Money Support | Bangor University

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At Bangor University, we place a high priority on caring for and supporting our students. We offer a comprehensive student welfare service, as a student entering Higher Education from care or as someone advising a Care Experienced student, you can be assured that Bangor will provide you with the necessary support and information. This support is available while you’re still deciding what or where to study, continues through the university application process, and is on-going once you’ve started your course.

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Development Awards at The Kings Trust/ Gwobrau Datblygu yn The Kings Trust

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Development Awards at The Kings Trust/ Gwobrau Datblygu yn The Kings Trust

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Development Awards can cover the cost of course fees, tools or equipment to help you achieve your goals. (Eligibility 16-30 years old)

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Get funding to train and learn | Development Awards

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Our grants for 16- to 30-year-olds remove the financial barriers preventing you from taking your next steps into work, education or training.

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Social tariffs: Cheaper broadband and phone packages/ Tariffau cymdeithasol: Pecynnau band eang a ffôn rhatach

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Social tariffs: Cheaper broadband and phone packages/ Tariffau cymdeithasol: Pecynnau band eang a ffôn rhatach

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Discounts on Broadband

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Check to see if you are entitled to Home Water Discounts.

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How does it work?

The HelpU tariff helps the lowest income households in our region. If you qualify, we will cap your water bill so you won't pay over a certain amount for the year.
The annual HelpU charge is £291.30 (£124.01 for water, £167.29 for sewerage). The tariff is open from 1st August 2020.
Are you eligible?

To qualify for the tariff:

the water supply to the household must be for domestic use only

someone in the household must receive at least one means-tested benefit

the combined annual household income must be on or under the threshold for the household size as shown in the table below.

It's important to let us know the total number of occupants (including children) in your household and to include all the income your household receives from occupiers who live at your property who are aged 16 years and over.
Here's a list of types of the means-tested benefits which someone in the household must be receiving at least one of:

Universal Credit

Income related Employment & Support Allowance (ESA)

Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)

Income Support

Pension Credit

Child Tax Credit (except families in receipt of the family element only)

Working Tax Credit

Housing Benefit

Council Tax Reduction (based on income, not just a Single Persons Discount)

Special Note: We exclude some types of income from the combined annual household income calculation:

Housing Benefit or Housing Element of Universal Credit

Council Tax Reduction / Support

Support Group, Work Related Activity Group & Disability/Carer Premiums on ESA

Disability Premiums on Child / Working Tax Credits

Disability / Carer Premiums on Pension Credit, JSA & Income Support

Disabled Child & Limited Capability For Working Elements of Universal Credit

Attendance Allowance

Disability Living Allowance

Personal Independent Payment

Carers Allowance or Carers Element of Universal Credit

You would also need to reapply for the tariff before the end of every 12-month period (you may reapply up to a month before expiry).

For more information please refer to our Terms and Conditions.

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The HelpU tariff helps low-income households on a means tested benefit by putting a cap on the amount you pay for your water.

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Discretionary Assistance Fund/ Cronfa Cymorth Dewisol 

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Discretionary Assistance Fund/ Cronfa Cymorth Dewisol 

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The Discretionary Assistance Fund provides 2 types of grant that you don’t need to pay back.

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Money I need some/ Arian - Mae Angen Peth Arna I 

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Money I need some/ Arian - Mae Angen Peth Arna I 

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Learn how deep breathing exercises can help you manage stress and support your heart health. We also break down three simple techniques, step-by-step.

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Flintshire Counselling Service / Gwasanaeth Cwnsela Sir y Fflint

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Flintshire Counselling Service / Gwasanaeth Cwnsela Sir y Fflint

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Young People’s Counselling Service (YPCS)

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Counselling gives young people a regular and confidential space to talk about worries or problems they are experiencing.

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Virtually Programme (16-25) / Rhaglen bron (16-25)

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Virtually Programme (16-25) / Rhaglen bron (16-25)

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We Discover- A virtual programme for 16 – 25 year olds. A chance to gain new skills and experiences and with the support of a mentor, build a plan for a bright future.

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A supportive, nurturing programme for 11-15 year olds who are struggling with traditional education. Building confidence, resilience and a sense of belonging for students wherever they are- in school or at home.

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WeDiscover is a three-month virtual programme, where young people can discover more about themselves, grow in confidence and skills, and see a clear path for their future.

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6 month paid employment placement (18-25) / Lleoliad cyflogaeth â thâl am 6 mis (18-25)

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6 month paid employment placement (18-25) / Lleoliad cyflogaeth â thâl am 6 mis (18-25)

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We Grow 12 months A life-changing programme for 18+ year olds including six-months’ paid employment, work placements, coaching and mentoring sessions, activity days and experiences.

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A supportive, nurturing programme for 11-15 year olds who are struggling with traditional education. Building confidence, resilience and a sense of belonging for students wherever they are- in school or at home.

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WeDiscover is a three-month virtual programme, where young people can discover more about themselves, grow in confidence and skills, and see a clear path for their future.

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Communities for Work Plus / Cymunedau am Waith a Mwy

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Communities for Work Plus / Cymunedau am Waith a Mwy

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Communities for Work is a Welsh Government programme, supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) to deliver employment support services in the most deprived areas of Wales. Communities for Work focuses on reducing the number of 16-24 year olds who are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) and increasing the employability of economically inactive and long term unemployed adults over 25 years old who are NEET and have complex barriers to employment.
Download Referral Form
For further information please contact 01352 704430.

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Communities for Work is a Welsh Government programme, supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) to deliver employment support services in the most deprived areas of Wales. Communities for Work focuses on reducing the number of 16-24 year olds who are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) and increasing the employability of economically inactive and long term unemployed adults over 25 years old who are NEET and have complex barriers to employment.

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Support for NHS Costs/ Cefnogaeth ar gyfer Costau GIG

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Support for NHS Costs/ Cefnogaeth ar gyfer Costau GIG

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You can get free dental examinations if you are

Under the age of 25

Are on a low income i.e. Universal Credit

Gallwch gael archwiliadau deintyddol am ddim os ydych

Dan 25 oed

Ar incwm isel hy Credyd Cynhwysol

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Check what help you could get to pay for NHS costs

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You could be entitled to help with health costs depending on your circumstances.

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Council Tax Exemption Application Form/ Ffurflen Gais Eithrio Treth y Cyngor

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Council Tax Exemption Application Form/ Ffurflen Gais Eithrio Treth y Cyngor

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You can apply for Council Tax Exemption online or by completing this form and post it too

Revenue Services

County Hall

Mold

Flintshire

CH7 6NA

Please allow two weeks for a response or for more information, please contact/ visit Connects Centres in Buckley, Flint, Connah’s Quay, Mold or Holywell