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If you are disabled, you could get disability benefits, grants and advice about money

You should be able to make a claim for benefits in a way that is accessible to you. If you’re disabled, you have the right to reasonable adjustments.

If your mental health means you find it hard to work or complete daily tasks, you could claim benefits. Criteria can include depression or anxiety.

Savings affect some benefits. You can have savings and still claim means-tested benefits. But you must stay within saving limits set by the DWP.

If you inherit a cash lump sum, property, stocks and shares, this might affect means-tested benefits you receive.

You can work while claiming benefits, this includes permitted work. Find out how working will affect your benefits and if you’re entitled to support.

If your household income consists solely of disability benefits, it can be difficult to secure a mortgage on your home.

Self-employment can affect your entitlement to benefits. Find out about permitted work you can do as disabled person.

Finding work, maintaining your income and applying for benefits when you lose your job as a disabled employee.

How student loans and university bursaries and scholarships might affect your benefits as a disabled student.