Attendance Allowance
Help with an Attendance Allowance claim
We help you describe the care or supervision you need, prepare the application and check it carefully before it goes to the Department for Work and Pensions.
Monday to Friday, 9am–5:30pm. Your first conversation is free.
Who it may help
Everyday tasks have become harder
Attendance Allowance is for people over State Pension age who need help or supervision because of a disability or health condition. The amount depends on the level of help needed.
- Washing, dressing or using the toilet takes help or extra time
- You need supervision to stay safe during the day or night
- Pain, breathlessness, confusion or poor balance affect daily life
- You live in England or Wales and are over State Pension age
How it works
Clear help, one step at a time
- 01
Tell us about daily life
A friendly adviser asks careful questions about the help you need, including on difficult days.
- 02
We prepare and check
We help put the details into clear wording and a real person checks the application.
- 03
Submit and follow up
With your authority, the claim is submitted and we help if the DWP asks for more information.
Our fee
£240 including VAT, only when a claim succeeds
If the claim is unsuccessful, you pay us nothing. If it is approved, our one-off fee becomes due after the DWP sends your backdated payment to your bank.
The total is £240 including VAT: £200 for our service plus £40 VAT. Backdated amounts vary and are not guaranteed.
Questions
Things people often ask
Will savings affect a claim?+
No. Attendance Allowance is not means-tested, so income and savings do not affect the award.
Do I need a carer or diagnosis?+
No. The claim is based on the help or supervision you reasonably need, even if nobody currently provides it.
Are the weekly rates the same for everyone?+
No. For 2026/27, the lower rate is £76.70 and the higher rate is £114.60. The DWP decides which applies from the level of help needed.
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