Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is financial support for individuals who have additional care or mobility needs due to a disability.
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Disability Living Allowance (DLA) is financial support for individuals with additional care or mobility needs due to a disability. It consists of a care component and a mobility component.
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Adult Disability Payment (ADP) is a benefit designed to help cover the extra costs associated with being disabled or having a long-term health condition. It is replacing PIP and DLA in Scotland as the disability benefit for people of working age.
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is financial support for individuals with additional care or mobility needs due to a disability.
It consists of two components:
– The daily living component
– The mobility component
You may qualify for one or both components. PIP is replacing Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for individuals aged between 16 and 66.
Daily living component / Per Week
Standard – £72.65
Enhanced – £108.55
Mobility component / Per Week
Standard- £28.70
Enhanced – £75.75
You may be eligible to claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP) if you:
– Are aged 16 or over but under State Pension age
– Have a long-term mental or physical health condition or disability
– Need help with daily living activities, following a journey, or moving around
– Are not currently receiving Disability Living Allowance (DLA)