Guidance

ILF circular 29/07: Bank/public holiday costs

Guidance on Independent Living Fund payments for extra costs incurred for care provided on a bank or public holiday.

From:
Independent Living Fund
Published
1 June 2010
Last updated
13 March 2014 鈥� See all updates

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The Independent Living Fund closed on 30 June 2015 and this guidance is out of date.
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Documents

Ref: 29/07

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Details

Independent Living Fund (ILF) payments are normally made 4 weeks in arrears and paid directly to the user or their representative. Payments reflect the usual weekly cost of care and do not contain contingency costs, other than those associated with employers responsibilities. Where additional costs are incurred the ILF may consider these on a case by case basis. This circular on bank holiday costs clarifies that the ILF will make payments on request.

Updates to this page

Published 1 June 2010
Last updated 13 March 2014 show all updates

  1. Updated circular advising assessors to consider if bank holiday payment arrangements could be aligned with the practice of the local authority to facilitate transition.

  2. First published.

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