Money matters
This section deals with grants and benefits you may be entitled to, and explains about the charges that we make for some of our services.
- Charges
- Benefits Advice
- Paying to live in a care home in Nottingham
- Paying for care in your own home
- Direct payments for adults and children
- Direct payments for equipment
- Disabled facilities grant
- Pensions
Find out about the way we charge for community based services.
We provide advice about the full range of social security benefits available to people living in Nottinghamshire.
Paying to live in a care home in Nottinghamshire
For information on care homes and paying for them see our care homes page.
Paying for care in your own home
Information for people receiving home care services or who are using Direct Payments to pay for care in their home:
- charges for home care
- the financial assessment
- how to pay.
Direct payments (adults) and Direct payments (children)
If you need support to help you or your child live at home we could provide you with the money to arrange your own care or support instead of providing it for you. This is called direct payments.
A Disabled Facilities Grant is to help towards the cost of adapting your home. You may be entitled to a grant if you are disabled or elderly, and have difficulty managing daily living tasks at home.
For information and pensions advice visit the Directgov website:
