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Getting help at the right time can help improve your quality of life and allow you to continue enjoying life, plan ahead and make choices that are right for you.
As a carer you may be entitled to a Carers assessment from the council to find out what support is available to you in your caring role.
a way of paying for Adult Social Care support services such as home care, day services or respite care. Direct Payments allow you to buy and arrange your own care and support services.
Most NHS services are free, however, you may be entitled to free treatment or help with some of these health costs.
There are grants available to help pay for changes to your home (adaptations) and equipment to help you live independently and comfortably at home for longer
The system for paying for care can be quite complicated. The amount you pay depends upon your circumstances.
A personal budget is the money that Adult Social Care at Newcastle City Council will pay towards your care and support. Having a personal budget can give you more control over your care and support.
A Financial Assessment works out how much you have to pay for your care and support services from Adult Social Care, or how much funding you will receive in Direct Payments
When you have problems managing day to day tasks, you may have care and support needs. You can get a Needs Assessment to find out if you can get support from Adult Social Care
