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  1. System improvements this weekend

    Our online benefit applications and document upload service will be temporarily unavailable from 6pm on Friday 12 September until 8am on Monday 15 September.

  2. Pension Age Winter Heating Payments to begin in November

    This winter at least 880,000 pensioners across Scotland are set to receive Pension Age Winter Heating Payment to help with heating their home.

  3. Staying safe from winter heating scams

    With the winter months approaching, there have been reports in the media of scam text messages being sent to people in Scotland asking them to apply for our winter heating payments.

  4. Adult Disability Payment transfer complete

    Almost 350,000 disabled people who were getting Personal Independence Payment have had their benefit awards successfully transferred to Social Security Scotland.

  5. Over 100,000 families of disabled children getting financial support in Scotland

    Families in Scotland have received over £1.2bn in vital financial support to help with the extra costs of caring for a disabled child or young person.

  6. Beware scam texts and emails

    Recent news reports have highlighted concerns about scam texts being sent to people in Scotland. Some recent messages have told people they are about to miss out on help with their heating bills.

  7. Path to Civil Service success

    The #NoWrongPath campaign aims to highlight the different career options available to young people and show them exam results are not the only way to unlock their future.

  8. Parents and carers urged to apply for back-to-school support worth over £300

    With the end of the summer holidays fast approaching, parents and carers whose children are reaching school age are being urged to apply for School Age Payment - back-to-school support worth over £300.

  9. Advice for people applying for disability benefits

    People who are disabled, terminally ill or living with a long-term health condition face many extra costs.

  10. Festival-goers share how Young Carer Grant has helped them

    Paying for driving lessons, horse-riding and buying a new laptop for college were just some of the things young carers have been able to do using their Young Carer Grant.

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