Money
- Access to our money
- Have enough money to pay for any support needed
- Have enough money to pay for activities, nights out, expenses, etc
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Project Nemo |
Financial disability inclusion, including the report Safe Spending for Adults with a Learning Disability |
Campaign |
Cost of Living, Learning Disability England   |
Resources about saving money, staying warm, financial help and campaigns. | |
Budgetting for Neurodivergent Adults, Money Helper    |
Tips, ideas and calculators to help people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or a learning disability manage your money. | |
Disability Related Expenditure Calculator, Scrap Care Charges |
Disability-Related Expenditure (DRE) is the extra costs that Disabled people have because of their disability or health condition.
Local authorities must take these costs into account as part of a financial assessment before deciding how much you should pay towards your care. |
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Making finance decisions for young people: parent and carer toolkit |
This Government toolkit provides a guide for parents and carers to make decisions about the money of a young person who lacks mental capacity. Includes Easy Read version. | |
Dosh |
Dosh supports people with a learning disability to manage their money.
Dosh can support you with financial advocacy, appointeeship for benefits, account management and money checks. You can also use our helpful money plan game as a budgeting tool and get in touch with us about training, workshops and presentations. |
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Money MattersHft Family Carer Support Service |
Guide for family carers of an adult with a learning disability or an autistic adult who may need to support their relative with their finances. |




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