ESA support group, does he have to pay a contribution towards direct payments?
kazj
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Hi my son receives ESA support group. Does he have to pay a contribution towards direct payments.
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HI and welcome,He will need to have a financial assessment by his local council and most people have to pay a contribution. All local councils have their own criteria but he should expect to have to pay something.
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Hi @kazj - We just want to welcome you to the community and hope you find some helpful resources and advice from member like @poppy123456.
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Hi @kazj - Welcome to the community from me too.
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