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Your Rights & Money•5 min read
Access to Work in 2026: what it funds, who is eligible, and the truth about waiting times
Access to Work is a UK grant (not a loan) that funds job coaches, software and support for neurodivergent workers. How to apply in 2026.
Stephen Quinn
31 May 2026
Rights & Benefits•10 min read
Disability benefits and work: what neurodivergent people can claim in the UK
PIP is not affected by working. Universal Credit has a protected work allowance for disabled people. Access to Work is a grant you never have to repay. Here is what is available and what actually changes when you take a job.
Emma Richards
2 April 2026
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