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Disabilty premium

cate123

Hi I get esa iam intiled to t disabilty premium even though my brother lives with me and is on universal credit I also get pip

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Kimi87

If your ESA is the old Income Related, there are conditions for receiving the SDP when you live with someone.

Your brother would need to receive a qualifying benefit; UC isn't a qualifying benefit therefore making you ineligible for SDP.

https://www.scope.org.uk/advice-and-support/living-with-someone-severe-disability-premium#Who-you-can-live-with--click

cate123

Iam in a support group does that make a difference

poppy123456

The Support Group makes no difference. You would only be entitled to SDP if all the adults that live with you are either registered blind or claiming a qualifying disability benefit their self, such as PIP daily living, DLA mid/high rate care or AA.