304 results found for "adult disability payment"
Guidance - 19 December 2023
Who can make an applicationWho can make an application for Child Disability Payment (CDP).
News - 26 October 2023
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Applying for disability benefitsSadly, most of us know someone affected by breast cancer. In Scotland, every year around 4,800 people are diagnosed with breast cancer according to Breast Cancer Now.
Guidance - 18 December 2023
IntroductionHow rules for CDP are applied to deciding if the individual meets the residence and presence criteria.
In this fifth edition of our newsletter, we will be sharing some updates from our projects, our accessibility offers and tell you about some research coming up in 2023. Thank you to all of our members who have taken part in our research projects.
News - 7 June 2024
Cash for carers: urging unpaid carers to apply for financial supportDuring Carer’s Week, Social Security Scotland is urging unpaid carers to check if they are eligible for financial support, including our Young Carer Grant, Carer’s Allowance Supplement and Carer Support Payment.
Guidance - 19 December 2023
Age criteriaAge criteria required for a client to get Child Disability Payment
News - 5 May 2025
Dying Matters Awareness Week highlights help for funeralsDying Matters Awareness Week aims to break down the stigma and taboos surrounding talking about death and dying. It runs from 5 to 11 May. One of the hardest things to talk about when a friend or relative dies is how to pay for the funeral. People in Scotland who need help paying for a funeral, and who get Universal Credit or other qualifying benefits, can apply for Funeral Support Payment.
News - 17 May 2024
Not just a diagnosis: support for people with mental health conditions to get disability benefitsIn recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we spoke to Maureen Brown, Senior Practitioner at Social Security Scotland. Her role is to support the team who process and make decisions about applications for disability benefits from people with mental health conditions.