Introduction to Disability Living Allowance (DLA) videos

 Watch our 3 short introduction videos to find out more about DLA – available in English, العربية, Polski and Soomaalida

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This advice applies in England, Northern Ireland and Wales. Read about Child Disability Payment in Scotland.

Disability Living Allowance (DLA) is the main benefit for disabled children in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is not taxable, and it doesn’t count as income for other benefits.

Families describe DLA as life-changing, but our research has shown that there’s a lot of confusion about who is entitled to DLA – and as a result, many families miss out.

To help make sure you get this important benefit for your family, take a look at our three introduction to DLA advice videos available in English, العربية, Polski and Soomaalida:

You can also take a look at our DLA webpage for more information about DLA.

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