Guidance

Supporting Families Programme: Funding allocations by local authority area for 2023-24

Published 8 March 2023

Applies to England

Supporting Families Programme: Funding allocations by local authority area for 2023-24

Local authority	Region	Total maximum funding 2023-24
Derby	East Midlands	£1,487,000
Derbyshire	East Midlands	£2,627,267
Leicester	East Midlands	£2,100,000
Leicestershire	East Midlands	£1,671,000
Lincolnshire	East Midlands	£2,676,333
North Northamptonshire (Delivering for North Northamptonshire and West Northamptonshire)	East Midlands	£2,609,600
Nottingham	East Midlands	£1,971,933
Nottinghamshire	East Midlands	£2,954,733
Rutland	East Midlands	£169,333
Bedford	East of England	£851,300
Cambridgeshire	East of England	£1,818,200
Central Bedfordshire	East of England	£807,533
Essex	East of England	£4,560,733
Hertfordshire	East of England	£3,059,400
Luton	East of England	£1,171,700
Norfolk	East of England	£3,065,133
Peterborough	East of England	£1,159,100
Southend-on-Sea	East of England	£795,267
Suffolk	East of England	£2,413,333
Thurrock	East of England	£894,967
Barking and Dagenham	London	£1,793,333
Barnet	London	£1,238,100
Bexley	London	£919,500
Brent	London	£1,695,200
Bromley	London	£1,029,900
Camden	London	£987,700
Croydon	London	£1,793,333
Ealing	London	£1,682,933
Enfield	London	£1,940,533
Greenwich	London	£1,535,733
Hackney	London	£1,628,133
Hammersmith and Fulham	London	£789,533
Haringey	London	£1,535,733
Harrow	London	£789,533
Havering	London	£894,967
Hillingdon	London	£1,195,900
Hounslow	London	£1,479,800
Islington	London	£1,090,900
Kensington and Chelsea	London	£684,867
Kingston upon Thames	London	£581,000
Lambeth	London	£1,462,133
Lewisham	London	£1,916,000
Merton	London	£667,200
Newham	London	£2,057,800
Redbridge	London	£1,183,633
Richmond upon Thames	London	£537,667
Southwark	London	£1,541,467
Sutton	London	£704,000
Tower Hamlets	London	£1,578,267
Waltham Forest	London	£1,597,400
Wandsworth	London	£1,048,700
Westminster	London	£765,000
Darlington	North East	£574,467
Durham	North East	£2,553,667
Gateshead	North East	£1,042,167
Hartlepool	North East	£672,600
Middlesbrough	North East	£1,201,300
Newcastle upon Tyne	North East	£1,541,467
North Tyneside	North East	£906,900
Northumberland	North East	£1,245,300
Redcar and Cleveland	North East	£770,733
South Tyneside	North East	£999,633
Stockton-on-Tees	North East	£1,146,833
Sunderland	North East	£1,566,000
Blackburn with Darwen	North West	£1,146,833
Blackpool	North West	£1,146,833
Cheshire East	North West	£1,103,500
Cheshire West and Chester	North West	£1,220,433
Cumberland	North West	£926,332
Greater Manchester	North West	£17,401,933
Halton	North West	£882,700
Knowsley	North West	£1,274,900
Lancashire	North West	£5,166,467
Liverpool	North West	£3,513,267
Sefton	North West	£1,201,300
St. Helens	North West	£1,048,700
Warrington	North West	£863,567
Wirral	North West	£1,812,133
Westmorland and Furness	North West	£651,935
Bracknell Forest	South East	£439,533
Brighton and Hove	South East	£1,042,167
Buckinghamshire	South East	£1,140,300
East Sussex	South East	£1,775,333
Hampshire	South East	£2,978,933
Isle of Wight	South East	£623,533
Kent	South East	£5,491,133
Medway Towns	South East	£1,189,367
Milton Keynes	South East	£980,500
Oxfordshire	South East	£1,597,400
Portsmouth	South East	£1,098,100
Reading	South East	£715,933
Slough	South East	£914,100
Southampton	South East	£1,195,900
Surrey	South East	£2,327,133
West Berkshire	South East	£476,333
West Sussex	South East	£2,173,600
Windsor and Maidenhead	South East	£427,267
Wokingham	South East	£378,200
Bath and North East Somerset	South West	£520,000
BCP	South West	£1,250,700
Bristol	South West	£2,087,733
Cornwall	South West	£2,075,800
Devon	South West	£2,112,600
Dorset	South West	£1,005,367
Gloucestershire	South West	£1,738,533
North Somerset	South West	£691,400
Plymouth	South West	£1,262,967
Somerset	South West	£1,824,733
South Gloucestershire	South West	£715,933
Swindon	South West	£931,767
Torbay	South West	£733,933
Wiltshire	South West	£1,213,900
Birmingham	West Midlands	£8,161,333
Coventry	West Midlands	£1,732,000
Dudley	West Midlands	£1,511,200
Herefordshire	West Midlands	£684,867
Sandwell	West Midlands	£2,173,600
Shropshire	West Midlands	£1,011,900
Solihull	West Midlands	£752,733
Staffordshire	West Midlands	£2,658,333
Stoke-on-Trent	West Midlands	£1,763,400
Telford and Wrekin	West Midlands	£919,500
Walsall	West Midlands	£1,682,933
Warwickshire	West Midlands	£1,653,000
Wolverhampton	West Midlands	£1,640,733
Worcestershire	West Midlands	£1,989,600
Barnsley	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,306,300
Bradford	Yorkshire & the Humber	£3,676,400
Calderdale	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,005,367
Doncaster	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,812,133
East Riding of Yorkshire	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,005,367
Kingston upon Hull	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,971,933
Kirklees	Yorkshire & the Humber	£2,063,200
Leeds	Yorkshire & the Humber	£4,185,867
North East Lincolnshire	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,011,900
North Lincolnshire	Yorkshire & the Humber	£752,733
North Yorkshire	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,689,800
Rotherham	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,560,600
Sheffield	Yorkshire & the Humber	£2,737,667
Wakefield	Yorkshire & the Humber	£1,935,133
York	Yorkshire & the Humber	£562,200

Note: The funding is the maximum allocated to each Local Authority area for 2023-24. This is expressed as a maximum allocation as funding consists of both advance payments and payment by results for achieving successful outcomes with families. Payment by results funding is unlocked when local authorities evidence their allocated outcomes have been achieved.

Annex A: Methodology for allocations

Nationally the programme will be funding successful outcomes with up to 300,000 families over 2022-25. The allocation of funding has been based on an estimate of the level of need in each local authority. This is based on the levels of deprivation (using the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019) and population of families with dependent children (Nomis data from the Office of National Statistics, 2017) in each local authority. Individual Index of Multiple Deprivation scores (IMD) are calculated for each individual Lower-Layer Super Output Area. These are then collated and summarised at the Upper-Tier Local Authority level to produce an average IMD score for each area. This score is then adjusted using family population estimates to calculate each area’s share of the total deprivation in England. Finally, a rescaling of the indicative number of eligible families in each local authority is used to show their share of the total deprivation. For more details on what the IMD is and how it is calculated, see The English Indices of Deprivation 2019 National Statistic Release & the range of resources on the English Indices of Deprivation 2019. For more details on family population, see the NOMIS website.