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Several third-party organisations are asking for a fee to help people apply for disability benefits on their behalf. We would urge people not to use these companies as we offer […]
Free support to apply for benefits Read More »
1 July 2025, Online Event Job Start Payment Stakeholder Event – 1 July 3 July 2025, Online Event Five Family Payments Stakeholder Event – 3 July 7 August 2025, Online
Social Security free events Read More »
DWP Minister Torsten Bell has confirmed that work to bring together Pension Credit and State Pension age Housing Benefit for new claimants is underway and that they are working to
State Pension age Housing Benefit update Read More »
From saving water at home to setting up a green team at work, there are loads of simple ways to make a positive impact – and we’re here to help
Free services, resources, and online tools from Home Energy Scotland Read More »
As many of you know, over the last year ACVO have co-produced the Aberdeen Cash First Network in partnership with local organisations and individuals with lived experience. The Cash First
Challenge Poverty: Aberdeen Cash First Year 1 Reflection Read More »
From 30 June, tens of thousands of households in Scotland could be left without heating and hot water due to the radio teleswitch (RTS) meter switch-off. Once the switch off
Just one week to go before meter switch-off which could leave thousands without energy Read More »
Recent Webinar We recently held a webinar on ‘How to use the Benefit Calculator with complex scenarios.’ This webinar was very popular with over 300 attendees, so in case you/your teams
Using the EntitledTo benefit calculator with complex scenarios Read More »
A reminder about our resources for advisers, designed to help you support your clients. Please click the titles below to access each resource, and feel free to bookmark the web
TV Licensing’s communications team in Scotland Read More »
The Scottish government will effectively scrap the two-child benefits cap north of the border from March next year, ministers have announced. The UK-wide policy prevents parents from claiming universal credit
Scottish government to end two-child benefits cap from March Read More »
