Advocacy and guidance to secure local council social care support and funding.
Local councils have a legal duty under the Care Act 2014 to assess anyone who needs support with daily tasks. We guide families through council assessments, audit means-testing criteria, and act as your advocate to secure social care support and funding.
We provide a unique combination of expert legal knowledge, responsive customer service, and caseworker precision:
You can check off the standard documents below to assess your readiness. Each of these will be audited by our experts to ensure format compliance:
“ Councils operate under tight budgets and check for eligibility strictly. We ensure every daily support deficit is backed by medical evidence so they cannot deny care eligibility. ”
Our structured execution timeline for your application:
Evaluating physical and mental support gaps.
Requesting and scheduling the Care Act assessment.
Preparing you and your documents for the social worker visit.
Analyzing the care plan and council funding offer.
In England, if you have assets over the statutory limit, you must pay the full cost of your care. Below this, council support is means-tested.
It is the amount of money the council allocates to cover your eligible social care needs, which can be paid as a direct payment.