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  1. Seven years supporting Scotland’s young carers

    This week marks Young Carer Grant’s seventh anniversary.

  2. More than £2,600 available to help families

    Giving children the best start in life

  3. Support for bereaved families

    Raising awareness of financial help available this Baby Loss Awareness Week

  4. Winter heating help for over 1 million people

    Scotland’s unique package of winter heating support will begin this autumn. Child Winter Heating Payment will start to be paid from week commencing 5 October 2026.

  5. Have your say: Gaelic in our service

    Through our first Gaelic Language Plan, we want to support the visibility and use of Gaelic across our organisation and improve opportunities for people to engage with us through Gaelic where possible.

  6. Help spread the word on financial help for student carers

    As students head back to college and university for the new academic year, unpaid carers in education are being encouraged to check what financial help they could be entitled to. 

  7. New text message service for clients

    We have introduced additional ways to communicate with our clients, telling people when they can expect a phone call to reduce the chance of missing an important update about their application or benefit.

  8. Pensioners to benefit from winter heating support  

    Around 879,000 pensioners across Scotland are set to benefit from Pension Age Winter Heating Payment to help with heating their homes this winter.  

  9. Back to school financial support

    The end of the summer holidays brings a mix of excitement and expense for families.

  10. More access to financial support during temporary breaks from caring

    Carers can take a temporary break from their caring role – for a holiday, a hospital stay, or other reasons – and continue to receive their carer benefits during that time, regardless of how long they’ve been in a caring role.

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