The form is long and easy to under-sell. CareClaim walks you through it one gentle step at a time, then turns your answers into a tidy draft pack you can check, print and post. In your words. At your pace.
Rates for the 2026/27 tax year, in force from 7 April 2026. Attendance Allowance is tax-free and is not means-tested.
The claim form asks about your worst days, not your best. People play down how much they struggle, leave out the risks, and forget the things they have quietly stopped doing. CareClaim asks the right questions so nothing important gets missed, and helps you put it into clear, factual language.
Four calm steps. Stop and come back whenever you like.
Applying for yourself, or helping someone else? We adjust every question and reword the draft to suit.
Six everyday areas: washing, eating, medication, moving about, staying safe, and help at night.
Your answers become clear, factual paragraphs in the style the form is looking for. You can edit anything.
A draft form summary, a supporting statement, and an evidence checklist. Check it, then post it yourself.
A pack you can read back to yourself and be proud of.
Section by section, matched to the six care areas the AA1 form covers, in plain formal wording.
A short narrative that ties the picture together, the single most useful thing to enclose.
A tailored list of letters, lists and notes worth gathering to back up your claim.
Choose carer mode and the whole tool changes with you. Questions ask what you have seen. The draft is written about them, not you, so it reads correctly when it reaches the form. Ideal for helping a parent, partner or someone who cannot manage the form alone.
Start on their behalfYou write:
βMum forgets she has eaten and tries to make dinner again.β
CareClaim helps it read:
βShe needs supervision and prompting around meals because of memory problems, with a risk of repeated attempts to cook without realising she has already eaten.β
It takes about 20 minutes. There is no sign-up, and nothing you type ever leaves your device.
Start your draft