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Disability and illness

Adult Disability Payment, Child Disability Payment, Pension Age Disability Payment, Scottish Adult DLA, moving from DWP

  1. Adult Disability Payment

    How to apply, consultations, accessible vehicle, terminal illness

  2. Child Disability Payment

    How to apply, reviews, moving to Adult Disability Payment

  3. Pension Age Disability Payment

    Who can apply, extra support, reviews, terminal illness

  4. Scottish Adult Disability Living Allowance

    From March 2025, adults in Scotland still getting DLA will have their award moved to a new benefit called Scottish Adult Disability Living Allowance. Find out more about Scottish Adult DLA.

  5. Your benefit is moving to Social Security Scotland

    Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment, transfers

  6. Supporting information for disability benefits

    Sending documents, help, examples

  7. If you have a terminal illness

    Special Rules for Terminal Illness, how to apply, transferring from DWP

  8. Help with disability benefits

    Adult Disability Payment, Child Disability Payment, grants, DWP benefits

  9. Financial help if you have a disabled child

    Advice, bills, benefits

  10. Extra support if you get a disability payment

    Carers, housing, transport, travel

  11. Short-term Assistance

    Payments, re-determination, apply

  12. Carers

    Carer's Allowance Supplement, Carer Support Payment, Young Carer Grant

  13. Getting funding from Independent Living Fund Scotland

    Check what money you could get from ILF Scotland if you’re disabled, live in Scotland, and need extra money to live independently.

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