The Caring App
Care Funding Guide

Find out what care funding you could be entitled to.

Free, clear, and built for UK families navigating care costs for the first time.

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An older couple reviewing care funding paperwork together at home

UK care funding is complex. We help you find what you could claim.

How it works

Three short steps. About ten minutes.

1

Answer a few questions about your situation

A short conversation - no jargon, no need to know the acronyms.

2

Seacole helps you spot the funding you could be entitled to

Seacole, our AI funding guide, looks across Attendance Allowance, PIP, CHC, Council Tax, and more.

3

Get a clear, personalised funding summary

Save it as a PDF, share with family, or take it to your GP.

What we cover

Every UK funding stream most families miss.

Attendance Allowance

Tax-free, for over-65s with care needs

Continuing Healthcare (CHC)

NHS-funded care, when needs are primarily health-related

Personal Independence Payment

For working-age people with disability

Local Authority Funding

Means-tested support from your council

Carer's Allowance

For the person providing 35+ hours of care

Council Tax Reduction

Up to 25% off, for disabled or carer households

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Portrait of Mary Seacole, the pioneering British-Jamaican nurse

Meet Seacole

Why we called our guide Seacole.

Seacole is our AI funding guide, named after Mary Seacole. Turned away by the official services of her day, the British-Jamaican nurse funded her own way to the Crimean War and built a place to care for sick and wounded soldiers herself. Like her, this guide is about finding a practical way through when the system makes things hard.

Ready when you are.

Five short questions. A clear summary at the end.

Start the guide