Disabled Facilities Grant

Briefing, before you pay

This is what the catalogue says the scheme asks. It is not a score of your chances, and it is not an award.

• The disabled person lives in the home, or intends to, as their main residence.
• You own the home or are the tenant. A landlord can apply for a tenant.
• The council agrees the works are necessary and appropriate.
• Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland run their own versions. This entry is the English grant.

Nothing is saved about the business yet. The writing form keeps it for the next scheme.

Still blank, and left blank on purpose: the business name, what the business does, how many people you employ, turnover and profit, the amount you will request. We do not invent figures, partners or a result.

What you put in

The council pays the contractor for approved works. It is not a business grant.

How this fits the last check

Run a check with a postcode or a place. This section will then say whether the scheme covers that place, that trade and that size.

Tick these if you can show them

• The disabled person lives in the home, or intends to, as their main residence.
• You own the home or are the tenant. A landlord can apply for a tenant.
• The council agrees the works are necessary and appropriate.
• Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland run their own versions. This entry is the English grant.

0 of 4 ticked. This stays on the page. It is not an application.

Official source

This row has no scheme page of its own. The link is the public list. Search the name there before you rely on the date or the amount.

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