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• Child abuse

  A description of what constitutes child abuse, how to report it and what legal measures may be taken to protect the child

• Step 4: Check how strong your case is

  Step 4: Check how strong your case is This advice applies to Scotland. See advice for See advice for England, See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Wales Building your case You should make

• Offering to let someone from Ukraine stay with you

  Check if you or your family members can apply to the ‘Homes for Ukraine’ scheme and what it will mean if you do

• Pension and compensation schemes for the armed forces, veterans and their families

  Information on pension schemes for current and former members of the armed forces. Covers types of scheme, help for war widows and widowers, help for people who sustained injuries during their service and sources of further help

• If you’ve been invited to an interview under caution for benefit fraud

  What to do if you’re asked to an interview under caution because you’re being investigated for benefit fraud

• Pension Age Disability Payment

  Pension Age Disability Payment is a benefit for adults of State Pension age who live in Scotland to help with the costs of having a long-term disability or health condition

• Prepare for an asylum interview

  Get help preparing for an asylum interview (or ‘substantive interview’) when you apply for refugee status - it’s a chance for you to put your case across to someone from the Home Office

• Check if you can get Housing Benefit

  Check if you can claim Housing Benefit to help pay your rent - and find out if you’re entitled to the maximum amount of Housing Benefit

• Extra benefits and help you can get while on Attendance Allowance

  Guide to extra benefits and help you can get whilst getting Attendance Allowance

• Arrears of water and sewerage charges

  How a debt for arrears of public water and sewerage charges can be collected by a local authority