On 17 February, DHSC announced a decision to uprate the Minimum Income Guarantee for working-age disabled adults by 7%. The Minimum Income Guarantee is the minimum amount of money a person should have left over each week for living costs (like food and bills), after contributing to their care costs.
Jackie O’Sullivan, Co-Chair of the Care and Support Alliance, said:
… Read the rest“The Government’s decision to uprate the Minimum Income Guarantee for working age disabled adults accessing social care by 7% is
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