 |
|
Trust in our experience |
|
Funding Below is a list of allowances that may be available to you to assist with the cost of your care. This list is not exhaustive and you should contact your local Social Services department or benefits office for further guidance. Initially, it is likely that a Health and Social Care Assessment will need to be carried out by your local social services department to determine which benefits you may be entitled to. Attendance Allowance (AA) is a tax-free benefit for people aged 65 or over who need help with personal care because they are physically or mentally disabled. If you are under 65 you may be able to get Disability Living Allowance - sometimes referred to as DLA - is a tax-free benefit for children and adults who need help with personal care or have walking difficulties because they are physically or mentally disabled. Carers Allowance is a benefit to help people who look after someone who is disabled. You do not have to be related to, or live with, the person you care for. The Independent Living (1993) Fund is designed to help you, if you are disabled, to live independently at home rather than in residential care. You can use payments from the fund to employ people to give you personal and domestic care in your home. |
|||
|
