Benefits for Cerebral Palsy
Having cerebral palsy does not automatically entitle someone to a particular benefit.
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Explore the financial and practical support that may be available to people with cerebral palsy and those who care for them. Find information about benefits, grants, housing and respite care, with guidance to help you identify possible next steps. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and the scheme involved.
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Having cerebral palsy does not automatically entitle someone to a particular benefit.
Read guideDisability Living Allowance, or DLA, can help with the additional costs of caring for a disabled child.
Read guideFamilies raising a disabled child may be able to access grants towards equipment, household costs, activities or other needs.
Read guideThe right home can have a major impact on independence, safety and quality of life.
Read guideCaring for somebody with cerebral palsy can involve practical, emotional and financial responsibilities.
Read guideRespite care provides temporary support so that a family member or unpaid carer can take a break from their caring responsibilities.
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