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ADVISING DISABLED PEOPLE AND CARERS IN SCOTLAND

CPAG in Scotland’s service supporting those working with disabled children and
families. We provide advice, training, information and support for organisations
and individual advisers.



FACTSHEETS AND RESOURCES

 * Benefits for disabled children and their families - a checklist

 * Child disability payment

 * Adult disability payment

 * Adult disability payment assessment

 * Information about benefits for carers


ONLINE HANDBOOK

The Children's Handbook Scotland has information about benefits for families
when a child is in hospital or living in a care home because of their
disability.


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TRAINING AND ELEARNING

We have training courses to help you give information and advice on benefit
entitlements for disabled children, adults and carers.

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Try our free eLearning courses.

 * Child disability payment eLearning course
 * All eLearning courses  

Contact Moira Escreet to ask about training or talks for your organisation on
benefits for disabled children and families in Scotland.

Email: mescreet@cpagscotland.org.uk(link sends email)

Phone: 0141 260 9582

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SUPPORT FOR ADVISERS IN SCOTLAND

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