by Allan Cuthbert | Jun 1, 2023 | SPECIAL NEEDS ARTICLES, SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
How much is the Carer’s Support Grant 2023? The annual Carer’s Support Grant 2023 is €1,850 and will be paid on Thursday, 1st of June by the Department of Social Protection. If you are caring for more than one person, you are entitled to a payment for each...
by Allan Cuthbert | May 30, 2023 | SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
Home-based July Provision, more commonly known as July Provision or the July Education Programme, provides additional educational support and resources for children with special needs during the month of July. Home-based July Provision is where an eligible school...
by Allan Cuthbert | May 19, 2023 | FINANCIAL WELLBEING, SPECIAL NEEDS ARTICLES, SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
How much is Disability Allowance in 2023? Disability Allowance 2023 is a weekly payment of €220 by the Department of Social Protection to a person between the ages of 16 to 65 whose disability is severe enough to affect their ability to work. What is the difference...
by Allan Cuthbert | May 19, 2023 | FINANCIAL WELLBEING, SPECIAL NEEDS ARTICLES, SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
What is Domiciliary Care Allowance 2023? Domiciliary Care Allowance in 2023 is a tax-free payment of €330 per month to parents who have children with special needs. Parents need to apply to the Department of Social Protection and show proof that their child needs...
by Allan Cuthbert | Mar 8, 2023 | SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
What is the Long-Term Illness Scheme? If your child has specific illnesses or conditions as listed on the HSE Long-Term Illness Scheme, your child may be allowed to obtain treatment, medicines, and equipment directly related to their illness free of charge. Can I have...
by Allan Cuthbert | Feb 21, 2023 | SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITLEMENTS
What is Incapacitated Child Tax Credit? Incapacitated Child Tax Credit is a tax credit for parents of children with special needs who are employees paying PAYE or self-employed. The Revenue wants to acknowledge the additional cost borne by parents of children with...
