question about benefits and moving into supported living

mika94
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hello everyone i will be moving out in around 6 months time and have a question about my benefits i was on call with one of my friends who lived where im going to be living she said ill no longer get my pip daily living component and only get my mobility which is fine she said i wont get the living part because im being cared for
also where ill be going its flats it isnt in a house with other people but its a bunch of flats inside a building with staff on hand but my question now is
since i wont be getting my living component will i still get my severe disability premium top up on esa? thanks
also where ill be going its flats it isnt in a house with other people but its a bunch of flats inside a building with staff on hand but my question now is
since i wont be getting my living component will i still get my severe disability premium top up on esa? thanks
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Moving into supported living shouldn't stop your daily living award. This would only happen if you're either in hospital or living in a care home for more than 28 days.
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As poppy says, if it is supported living then your PIP is not affected.
If living in a care home then the Daily Living would stop after 28 days. Entitlement to SDP in ESA would stop when the PIP Daily Living stops.1 -
poppy123456 said:Moving into supported living shouldn't stop your daily living award. This would only happen if you're either in hospital or living in a care home for more than 28 days.0
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Care home and supported living are 2 completely different things.
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poppy123456 said:Care home and supported living are 2 completely different things.poppy123456 said:Care home and supported living are 2 completely different things.0
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Hannah_Scope said:0
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Supported living is not a care home. They are 2 completely different things.
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poppy123456 said:Supported living is not a care home. They are 2 completely different things.0
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mika94 said:poppy123456 said:Supported living is not a care home. They are 2 completely different things.0
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That's good!
You said in your first post "around 6 months time". Have they given you anymore information on that timeline?
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