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Statutory Maternity Pay (Smp) |
Expectant and new mums who work. You recieve it for 39 weeks but it is less than
your normal pay (some employers offer different schemes) More info >
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Expectant and new mums who work but are not eligible for SMP (for example, because your income
is very low or you are self-employed) More info >
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New dads who work. Two weeks’ pay (either linked to earnings or at a flat pay rate, whichever is less) while on paternity leave. More info >
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Expectant mums and families with children under 4 on certain benefits for low-income households. pregnant women under age 18, whether or not you’re on benefits. More info >
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Lump sum of £500 for expectant or new mums on a low income. More info >
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Family with children and income less than £58,175* or £66,350* where child under one. More info >
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Single parent working at least 16 hours a week, and couple with children
where one or both adults works
at least 16 hours a week, and
income is low, or fairly high income
and many children and/or high
childcare costs. More info >
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Single parent not working (or working less than 16 hours a week) and on a low income. Parent under age 19, in full-time education
and on a low income. More info >
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Family where no-one is working more than 16 (or in some cases 24) hours a week but at
least one adult is seeking work and income is low. More info >
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Households paying rent and on a low income
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Person responsible for paying council tax and on a low income
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Free part time education places |
For children aged 3 and 4 in England
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For children under eight travelling two or more miles to school and older children at least
three
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See your local education authority in the phone book |
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Free mid-day food for children whose parent(s)
are on a low income and getting
certain benefits
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See your local education authority in the phone book |
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Where parent(s) are on a low income – but local authorities set own rules and not all offer grants
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See your local education authority in the phone book |
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Women while pregnant and within one year of birth. Children under 16 or under 19 if in full-time education. Members of family eligible
on a low income and getting certain benefits.
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Complete the back of the prescription |
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Women while pregnant and within one year of birth. Children under at 16. Members of family getting income support, jobseeker’s allowance and, in some cases, tax credits
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Complete the back of the prescription |
