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Storm Éowyn battered Mayo more than a week ago and thousands are still dealing with the aftermath.
The Mayo County Council has provided important information regarding an aid scheme that affected households can apply for:
The Humanitarian Assistance Scheme provides income tested financial assistance to households affected by Storm Éowyn. It is administered by the Community Welfare Service.
READ: ESB CEO warns network repairs after Storm Éowyn could see higher costs for customers
The scheme aims to lighten the hardship rather than provide full compensation for damage and may cover:
-emergency support payments, such as food, clothing and personal items
-damage to your home and its essential contents, such as carpets, flooring, furniture,
-household appliances and bedding
-structural damage
For more information and how to apply for relief through the Scheme, visit this website!
READ: Anne Marie Flynn: A day of deep dissatisfaction for Mayo
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