Payment For Unpaid Carers
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You're entitled to a free carer's assessment, which can happen online, on the phone or in person. The services you receive will depend on your needs. For example, you might be eligible for respite care, help with personal care for the individual you look after, or help with transport.
Generally, direct payments for carers are a one-off payment given to support the carer to have some time to look after their own wellbeing. For example, the payment could be used to go to the gym, or pay for driving lessons or a break away. These are sometimes called a carer direct payment or carer budget payment.
How do I prove that I am an unpaid carer? You can prove that you are an unpaid carer with your Carer's Allowance Letter of Award and proof of your ID, or with a carer's card (available from many local authorities).
There are a number of benefits and allowances for carers which you may be entitled to. These include Carer's Allowance, Carer's Premium and Carer's Credit.
The payment is in recognition of the increased financial pressures many unpaid carers experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic and to help with some of the additional costs they have incurred. The payment is targeted towards those individuals who care for someone for at least 35 hours a week and have low incomes.
