Angus Housing Association Limited
93 High Street
Arbroath
Angus, DD11 1DP
Angus Housing Association Limited
The Square, Ormiston Crescent
Dundee DD4 0UD
Telephone number: 03451 772244
Email: admin@aha.org.uk
Office Opening Hours
Monday 10am to 4pm
Tuesday 10am to 4pm
Wednesday 12noon to 4pm
Thursday 10am to 4pm
Friday 10am to 4pm
Phone calls
* Mon & Tue 9am to 5pm
* Wednesday 12noon to 5pm
* Thursdays 9am to 5pm
* Friday 9am to 4pm
The new Child Disability Payment has been introduced in Scotland, replacing the previous UK wide Disability Living Allowance benefit, paid by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
Any adult with parental responsibilities and rights or a guardian can apply for the Child Disability Payment on behalf of the child if the child:
How much is Child Disability Payment
Child Disability Payment is made up of 2 parts called components – a care component and a mobility component. Each component is paid at a different rate.
You can get 1 or both components, depending on your child’s care or mobility needs. You only need to make 1 application.
| Care component | Weekly rate |
| Lowest rate | £30.30 |
| Middle rate | £76.70 |
| Highest rate | £114.60 |
| Mobility component | Weekly rate |
| Lower rate | £30.30 |
| Higher rate | £80.00 |
Online
To apply online, go to mygov.scot where you will be directed to an online account where you can start application, also allowing you to save as you go so you can come back and complete when suits.
Phone and paper
You can call Social Security Scotland by phone to start an application for a child.
Freephone: 0800 182 2222 (8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday).
Social Security Scotland will ask for some details about you and the child so they can start your application.
They’ll then send you a paper application to complete and return in a prepaid envelope.
If you’re sending information to Social Security Scotland from outside the UK, you’ll need to pay the correct amount for postage. Check with your local postal service.
Once a child has been awarded Child Disability Payment, they’ll continue to get it until they’re 18, as long as they still meet the conditions for it. In some situations they can get Child Disability Payment after they turn 18.
For more information, please refer to Child Disability Payment – Citizens Advice Scotland
If you need support to make a claim, our Financial Inclusion Team will be happy to help. Please contact them, via email referrals@aha.org.uk , or by phone on : 0345 177 2244
