£110 Attendance Allowance in 2025 – Who’s Eligible and When Will You Be Paid?

If you’re dealing with a long-term illness or disability in the UK and require regular help at home, the £110 DWP Attendance Allowance Payment 2025 might be just what you need.

This allowance is a financial support system provided by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to help individuals who have physical or mental conditions that require personal care or supervision.

Whether you’re caring for someone who is seriously ill or you’re facing health challenges yourself, here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming 2025 allowance.

Overview

The attendance allowance is not meant to cover mobility needs but focuses entirely on the cost of care. It’s specifically available to disabled individuals or those with long-term illnesses, especially if they’ve reached pension age.

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Those who qualify may also get additional support like housing benefits, pension credit, and council tax reduction.

Here’s a quick summary:

Purpose

This benefit is intended for those who are either mentally or physically disabled and require help regularly, especially those nearing end-of-life care. If you’re struggling to manage on your own or have someone caring for you day and night, this financial help can provide some peace of mind.

Amount

The amount you receive depends on the level of care needed:

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Those requiring more frequent or intensive care will naturally qualify for the higher rate.

Eligibility

To qualify for the £110 DWP Attendance Allowance Payment in 2025, here are the key conditions:

• You must be a UK resident and legally living in the UK.
• You must have a long-term health condition or disability lasting at least six months.
• The condition should impact your ability to perform daily tasks independently.
• You must either need care frequently or require both day and night support, especially if you’re near the end of life.

Claim

Applying is straightforward, and there are two ways you can do it—online or by post.

Follow these steps to claim:

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1. Gather your documents: You’ll need your National Insurance number, contact details, proof of address, and medical records.
2. Visit the official UK government website: Go to www.gov.uk and search for “Attendance Allowance”.
3. Select ‘How to claim’: Decide if you’re applying for yourself or someone else.
4. Upload or attach all necessary documents.
5. Submit the form online, or if applying by post, mail it to the address provided on the website.

Applicants are advised to keep copies of all submitted documents for future reference.

Additional Benefits

If you’re receiving this allowance, you may also become automatically eligible for:

• Housing Benefit
• Council Tax Reduction
• Pension Credit
• Carer’s Allowance (if someone looks after you)

So even though this allowance doesn’t directly cover mobility needs, it opens the door to several other forms of financial assistance.

Disclaimer

The information shared here is based on the most recent updates available online for the year 2025. While most of the details are accurate, beneficiaries should always confirm updates through the official DWP site.

Payment rates, dates, and eligibility may slightly change depending on government policy.

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