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Domiciliary to Disability Allowance

  • 11-01-2008 2:36pm
    #1
    TheminxIRL
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 145 ✭✭


    Hi there, my daughter turns sixteen shortly and I have been advised that I no longer qualify to claim Domiciliary Care Allowance but my daughter must apply for disability allowance herself now. (which she has done but no response yet)

    She is still at school and under my care (im a single parent) and whilst I work full time, I do take a huge amount of time off to take my daughter to her rheumathologist/GP/Paediatrician/life coach and alternative doctor.

    I would be delighted for her if she is approved for the allowance but just wondered if anyone else has been in this position where they have lost their carers allowance and is it something I need to apply for again to cover the high costs of missing work and driving to and from her appointments or does the fact she might qualify for a payment herself cancel out what I used to receive?

    I have seen on one of the websites that I cannot apply for a carers allowance if I am in full time employment, which I am and that cant change.

    I would appreciate feedback from anybody who might have been in this position also.

    Many thanks


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