Yes, there are support options available even if you're not currently in school. For example, you may qualify for certain benefits based on your circumstances. Here’s a summary of some key support types:
| Support Type | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Income Support | Available for those facing financial hardship; includes disability premium and other qualifying benefits. |
| Universal Credit | Available for those with limited capability for work or who are unemployed. |
| Personal Independence Payment | Standard or higher rate for those with disabilities. |
| Free School Meals (for children) | If you have children, they might qualify for free school meals based on specific low-income benefits. |
| Discounts on council tax | Possible for individuals living alone, students, or those with severe mental impairments. |
If you want to check what support you're eligible for or apply for benefits, you can find more details on the Stoke council website. For any online applications for benefits, visit Stoke Council Benefits.