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Benefits,Finance & Paying for adult social care

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Being a carer can be incredibly difficult, not only emotionally but financially too. Caring responsibilities can often lead people to reduce their hours at work or even quit their roles as they struggle to balance working and caring. Fortunately, there are a variety of organisations that can offer carers not only financial advice and support but legal advice, mental health support, and much more. Below you can learn more about some of the fantastic organisations that may be able to help support you in your caring role.

You may be eligible for a range of benefits or financial help depending on your circumstances. Find out more by visiting Warwickshire County Council's website.

Use this free benefits calculator to check what you may be entitled to.

Allowance and funding
Paying for adult social care

When Warwickshire County Council arranges social care for you, you may have to pay towards the costs. These are links that will help you understand what you might need to pay.

Please download the PowerPoint presentation below for more information.

What to expect from care charges and financial assessments
Support from Citizens Advice

You can get information and help by contacting your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) or Job Centre Plus:

Help with household costs
Money Skills

Money Skills supports you in managing your money by providing practical tips and step-by-step guides. Small, manageable changes can have a huge impact on finances. Set goals, budget, learn, and save using the Money Skills website, download on Google Play or App Store.

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