Carer's Assessments

What if I'm not satisfied?

You may be unhappy with how your assessment was carried out.

You may be dissatisfied with the decision about what services will be provided to you and the person you look after.

Advice centres like the Citizens Advice Bureaux or Law Centre NI can help you make a complaint or give you details of lawyers able to advise on community care law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Read more in the following sections:.

Do I qualify for a carer's assessment?
What is the purpose of the assessment?

How do I get one?
Perparing for the assessment
Checklist
What happens at the assessment?
What happens afterwards?
What if I'm not satisfied?

This website has been developed and maintained with support from DHSSPS.

 

 



Benfits Information
Carers' Assessments




Carers Allowance

It is nearly always worth claiming Carers Allowance if you are entitled to do so, because even if you are not eligible for this allowance you could still receive an additional weekly £26.25 on your Income Support or Pension Credit. Or you might be able to pay considerably less on your rent or rate rebate. And if your circumstances or the benefit rules have changed you may now qualify for these benefits for the first time. Please do get advice on this from an independent specialist.