Disability Access Fund
If your child is receiving Disability Living Allowance, then your child care provider could receive £910 per year to support them in the setting each year.
What it is
The Disability Access Fund (DAF) is funding for early years providers to support children with disabilities or special educational needs. It aids access to early years places by supporting providers in making reasonable adjustments to their settings.
Who can get the funding
Children will be eligible for the Disability Access Fund if they meet the following criteria:
- the child is in receipt of child Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and;
- the child accesses the funded entitlement at the early years provider
How to apply
To check eligibility, your childcare provider will ask you to complete a form and provide evidence of your child’s disability living allowance (DLA).
Page last reviewed: 01 May 2024