SOCIAL DISTANCINGSOCIAL DISTANCING

Source: Google COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports

Data as at 07/06/20

Source: Welsh Government

Data as at 12/06/20

OFFICIAL: SENSITIVE

FOR INTERNAL WELSH

GOVERNMENT USE ONLYFOOD PARCEL DELIVERYFOOD PARCEL DELIVERY

Food parcel orders submitted to

suppliers:

• 13,901 up to 13 June

Attempted deliveries:

• 92,338 up to 12 June

• 99% handed to resident or left

on doorstep

• 16,824 of which

were successful first deliveries

Further background on food parcels for the

extremely vulnerable

Source: Welsh Government

Data as at 11/06/20

DISCRETIONARY ASSISTANCE FUND (DAF)DISCRETIONARY ASSISTANCE FUND (DAF)

Between 18 March and 11 June:

21,751 COVID-19 related Emergency Assistance Payments, with a total paid value

of £1,347,490Recording started on 18 March. COVID-19 related reasons applicants are presenting include: Having to stop or reduce

work; Delay to benefit claim; and Increased energy/food costs (family at home)

Following the 1 May

announcement of

increased funding,

applications will be

treated with greater

discretion and flexibility,

when dealing with

COVID-19 hardship

claims.

Further background to

the DAF

Weekly, ending Thursday

SUPPORT FOR BUSINESSESSUPPORT FOR BUSINESSES

Source: Welsh Government Business rates data as at 12/06/20

Development Bank of Wales data as at 08/06/20

Note: ERF data paused at midday on 27/04/20

Local authorities have processed 57,200 awards

totalling £696.6m for the Covid-19 business rates

grants.

The DBW’s Covid-19 Wales Business Loan Scheme

received 1,608 applications totalling £103m. As at

08 June, 1,423 businesses across Wales have been

awarded funding totalling £96.1m (£78.8m drawn &

£17.3m approved), safeguarding just over 17,000

jobs.

The Economic Resilience Fund has received almost

6,900 micro-business applications totalling £66.9m,

and almost 2,600 SME applications totalling

£142.8m. The Larger Business Fund has received

over £26m worth of applications, with further

applications being processed which show the

applications will likely increase to about £28m.

Further background on support for businesses

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