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  1. Winter Heating Payment starts

    Nearly 475,000 people on low incomes are receiving money to help heat their homes through Winter Heating Payment.

  2. Increased support for carers

    People who care for more than one disabled person may be eligible for a new Scotland-only payment.  

  3. December Carer’s Allowance Supplement paid today

    Carers Allowance Supplement will be paid to more than 95,000 carers across Scotland today (4 December).

  4. Support for Scotland’s unpaid carers

    The theme for this years Carers Rights Day on 20 November is Know your rights, use your rights, encouraging carers to find out more about their rights and the support theyre entitled to.

  5. Annual Report shows how we are supporting people across Scotland

    We have helped nearly one million people across Scotland in 2024-25, providing vital financial help through 15 benefits.

  6. Young Carer Grant extended to 19-year-olds

    Young carers up to age 19 will now receive Young Carer Grant following an expansion of the benefit delivered by Social Security Scotland.

  7. Pension Age Winter Heating Payments begin

    Financial support to help pensioners heat their homes this winter has started to roll out across the country.

  8. Scottish Adult Disability Living Allowance is replacing Disability Living Allowance in Scotland

    Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for adults, which is paid by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), is being replaced by Scottish Adult Disability Living Allowance (Scottish Adult DLA) in Scotland.

  9. Dignity, fairness and respect inspires Iceland visit

    Last week, our Chief Executive, David Wallace, met with representatives from the government of Iceland.

  10. New rules on disability and carers benefits for people moving to Scotland

    Disabled people and carers who move to Scotland from other parts of the UK must take action if they want to continue receiving financial support.

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