Money Carer -  Appointeeship, Deputyship, Money Management for Vulnerable Adults

Money Carer - Appointeeship, Deputyship, Money Management for Vulnerable Adults

Personal budget support services

Organiser:

Michael Ireland

Telephone:

0800 083 0626

Website:

Money Carer

Job Title:

Administrative Officer

Address:

Dalton House, Cross Street, Sale, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M33 7AR

What services does Money Carer provide?

In our capacity as a corporate appointee, we undertake all tasks and liaisons with the DWP on behalf of our vulnerable clients, which include:

  • Acting as the primary point of contact for money management matters, including creditor communications.

Opening a managed bank account in the clients' name on our banking platform to receive and manage welfare benefits.

  • Paying everyday care and household bills.
  • Send money to carers via our popular carers card system and ensure our clients have a personal allowance for their daily spending needs.
  • Helping to plan holidays and trips away and paying for them in addition to everyday sundry household items.
  • Ensuring our clients receive all of the welfare benefits to which they are entitled.
  • Providing reporting information and documents to the DWP as a corporate appointee.
  • Informing local authorities, housing benefit teams and the DWP of relevant changes in our client's circumstances.

To gain more information about our appointeeship service for vulnerable adults, please click here.

How does Money Carer manage client monies?

Uniquely, Money Carer has its own comprehensive banking platform called Monika. Our bank platform is also used by over 250 law firms and many local authorities as the preferred bank account service for their own vulnerable clients.

Our bank accounts are provided by our partner of over 15 years, Cashplus Bank, and all bank accounts are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)

How are referrals made to Money Carer?

Referrals are made online via our GDPR-compliant and secure Referral Portal

How to Find Us

Money Carer Foundation,

Dalton House,

Cross Street,

Sale,

MANCHESTER,

Greater Manchester,

M33 7AR

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Times & Dates

Days of the week:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Time of Day:

8.00am-5.00pm

Costs and Booking Information

Booking Required?

Yes

Booking Information:

Please provide the basic information requested so that we can log the referral and follow up with a more in-depth discussion about your clients needs and the various options. Our referral form can be accessed on our portal. Alternatively, you may send an email over to: refer@moneycarer.org.uk

Cost Information:

Clients who are community based £75.00 or £45.00 per month Clients who reside in care or nursing homes £45.00 per month

Group Information

Coverages:

All of Dudley Borough

Suitable for ages:

Age 18+

Support Groups:

Mental health conditions, Dementia, Physical disability, Learning disability

Facilities:

Parking available, Disabled Parking

Notes

Notes:

Money Carer is an award-winning national social enterprise that provides a range of money management services for vulnerable adults.

As a national partner with the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), we are the UK's largest and most established provider of welfare benefit appointeeships. Local authorities utilise our appointee and deputyship services along with hundreds of law firms and care providers, family members, and disability charities.

What is a DWP appointee?

A DWP appointee is appointed to manage the welfare benefits and money management matters of a person who cannot do so themselves. This could be because the person has a mental or physical disability or they are unable to manage their affairs for other reasons.

The appointee is responsible for making sure that the person’s welfare benefits are applied for accurately, received in a separate bank account and used for the benefit of the person they are appointed to represent.

They are also responsible for managing the person’s finances, paying bills and making decisions about how their money is spent.

To become a DWP appointee, a person must apply to the Department for Work and Pensions by completing a BF56 application form and then meet with a DWP visiting officer.

Once appointed, the appointee has legal responsibilities and must act in the best interests of the person they represent and understand the 5 underpinning principles of the Mental Capacity Act 2005.

What does Money Carer do?

We are an organisation appointed by the DWP as corporate appointees authorised to receive welfare benefits on behalf of individuals who are incapable of handling their financial matters or those vulnerable to financial exploitation.

Our services cover the entire UK and are tailored to assist adults with diverse needs, including learning disabilities, mental health challenges, older people, and anyone needing financial advocacy support.

Money Carer is acknowledged as a thought leader and pragmatic organisation that has the depth of experience and financial resources to provide daily money management and bank accounts to some of society's most vulnerable people.

Referral Notes:

Please provide the basic information requested so that we can log the referral and follow up with a more in-depth discussion about your clients needs and the various options. 

Our referral form can be accessed on our portal. Alternatively, you may send an email over to: refer@moneycarer.org.uk

Service Information

Categories:

Personal budget support services

Referral Required?

Links for Information

Website:

Money Carer

Last updated 27th Feb 2024

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