BENEFITS SUPPORT
Understanding the benefits system can be confusing, especially when you’re dealing with forms, eligibility checks, or changes in your circumstances. Our role is to guide you through the process, explain what each benefit means, and help you apply correctly.
Whether you’re looking for financial support, help during a difficult time, or assistance with everyday living costs, we make sure you get the right information from the start.
Universal Credit
Universal Credit is a payment designed to support people who are on a low income, out of work, or unable to work. The application process can feel overwhelming, with detailed questions about income, rent, childcare, and personal circumstances.
We help you understand your eligibility, guide you through the online form, review your supporting documents, and explain what to expect during your claim. If you’re switching from another benefit, we also help you navigate the transition without losing support.
Low Income/JSA
If you’re struggling to meet daily costs, there are different types of financial support available depending on your situation. This can include help with housing costs, council tax, essential bills, or temporary hardship support.
We assess your circumstances, explain what help you may qualify for, and assist you in applying for the relevant support. Our guidance helps you avoid delays and ensures your applications are submitted correctly.
Sick Or Disabled People And Carers
If you’re living with a health condition, disability, or caring for someone who needs daily support, you may be entitled to additional financial assistance. These benefits are designed to help with extra living costs or to support carers who provide essential care.
We help you understand which benefits apply to your situation, gather the right medical or supporting documents, and complete the required forms. Our aim is to make the process easier and ensure your needs are clearly explained within your application.
Child Benefit
Child Benefit provides financial support to parents or guardians responsible for raising children. The rules can vary depending on immigration status, income, or family circumstances.
We help you understand the eligibility criteria, assist with the application process, and explain how changes in your situation — such as a new baby, shared care, or moving home — may affect your payments.
PIP (Personal Independence Payment)
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is support for people with a long-term health condition or disability that affects daily living or mobility. The application can feel overwhelming because it requires detailed explanations about how your condition impacts everyday tasks.
We help you understand the eligibility rules, guide you through the PIP form, and explain what evidence you may need. Whether you're applying for the first time, reporting a change, or requesting a reconsideration, we make the process easier and help you present your situation clearly.
