Hi, my name is snOwDrOp04! My daughter would like to be my carer
snOwDrOp04
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Hi, I need a carer due to medical conditions I have, as getting worse falling over quite abit, my Daughter says she would like to do this for me obviously I need to pay her how does this carers element work- please advise,many thanks
Emma
Emma
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Carers element is part of Universal Credit and you can’t claim this yourself.
For your daughter to claim carers element you must be claiming a qualifying disability benefit yourself, such as daily living PIP, DLA mid/high rate care, AA or ADP daily living. She must also be claiming Universal Credit.There’s also carers allowance which is a separate benefit to UC. Again you must be claiming a qualifying disability benefit.What benefits do you claim yourself exactly?Does your daughter work? Or claim benefits herself?0 -
Hello @snOwDrOp04
Just wanted to welcome you to the community!
I'm sorry your medical condition is getting worse. Have you made your GP aware?0
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