Income Eligibility - Walcot Foundation

In order to be eligible for a grant for individuals, you (or your parent/carer(s) if you are living with them) need to be EITHER:

in receipt of one of the following means tested benefits:

   · Universal Credit
   · Income Support
   · Income-based Job Seekers' Allowance
   · Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
   · Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
   · the Guaranteed element of State Pension Credit

OR on very low income.

If you are working and not on any of the above means-tested benefits, please use the financial eligibility checker below to see if you are eligible.

If you would like more details on the formula we use to assess financial eligibility, click here.

Are you 25 or over?

Are you UNDER 19 OR under 25 in education and living with parents?

Do you live with your parent[s]/carer[s]?

Do you live with a partner?

Number of children aged 14 - 18 OR under 25 in post secondary education and living with parents

Number of children aged UNDER 14

Total WEEKLY income (excluding DLA/PIP payments)

Please include take-home wages (i.e. after tax) and benefits that you receive directly (or if you are still living with parent/carer, their total income) - e.g. child benefit, universal credit, income support, tax credits. Please also include any housing benefit or local housing allowance that you receive directly. HOWEVER PLEASE EXLCUDE DLA/PIP PAYMENTS

Weekly Rent

This is the rent amount that is paid directly by you to your landlord. For example, if your rent is £350 per week and you pay this direct to the landlord (even if you receive £350 local housing allowance which is paid into your account), then you would enter "350". However, if your rent is £350 but housing benefit pay £200 to your landlord directly and so you are only paying £150 to your landlord, then you would enter "150". Please note, if your rent is MONTHLY: to work out the weekly amount, multiply the monthly amount by 12 and then divide by 52. This will give you the weekly amount.

Weekly Service Charge/Water

If your service charge/water payment is MONTHLY: to work out the weekly amount, multiply the monthly amount by 12 and then divide by 52. This will give you the weekly amount.

Weekly Council Tax

If your rent is MONTHLY: to work out the weekly amount, multiply the monthly amount by 12 and then divide by 52. This will give you the weekly amount.

Weekly Childcare Costs

If your childcare is MONTHLY: to work out the weekly amount, multiply the monthly amount by 12 and then divide by 52. This will give you the weekly amount.

Please click "SUBMIT" to see if you are eligible.

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