Carer's Allowance
Carer's allowance is a benefit for people who regularly spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a disabled person. You don’t have to be related to that person or be living with them.
You can still qualify for carer’s allowance even if you have never been employed or paid national insurance contributions.
Who can get carer’s allowance?
If you are over state pension age
Carer’s allowance and means-tested benefits
Carer’s allowance and universal credit
Where can I get more help or information?
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19 October 2018
