Work from home
A workspace, equipment and working arrangements that help you do your job from home.
Help to get into work, stay in work and manage the support that makes it possible.
From your first application to an existing award, we help you make sense of the process and take the next step.
Independent support from Mobility UK. No account needed to enquire.

Whether you work from home, join a team or run your own business, the right support can make work more manageable. Suitable work can bring purpose, routine and connection. We help you explore what could make a difference for you.

A workspace, equipment and working arrangements that help you do your job from home.
Practical support with workplace barriers, communication and getting to work.
Help explaining your work, your support needs and the practical challenges of self-employment.
Applying for the first time? Waiting for a decision? Already awarded support but struggling with the paperwork? Start wherever you are.
It supports people whose disability or physical or mental health condition creates barriers at work. This includes non-visible conditions and neurodivergence.
For practical support, you generally need to be 16 or over, in paid work or starting or returning within 12 weeks, and living and working in England, Scotland or Wales. Self-employment and home working can qualify.
You do not need a diagnosis to apply. Northern Ireland has a separate scheme.
Check the full eligibility guidanceSpecialist equipment, assistive software or adaptations to help with work tasks, where eligible.
Support workers, job coaches, interpreters and other support based on your needs.
Help with eligible additional travel costs where your condition prevents you using public transport.
Explore the dedicated Access to Work mental health support route and how to access it.
Organise examples, documents and questions so you can explain the support you need.
Help organising awarded support, invoices, claim progress and renewal dates.
Support depends on eligibility and your decision letter. Access to Work does not pay for reasonable adjustments an employer is legally required to make.
The order and number of discussions can vary. We help you prepare, respond and keep track throughout.
Identify work barriers, start the application and complete the required forms.
Prepare work examples, relevant documents, support needs and quotations where requested. This preparation matters.
Talk through your job or business and the help you need. Contact may be by phone, with an assessment by video or in person if arranged.
Respond to any questions or requests for evidence. Keep a record of correspondence and outstanding actions.
Check what is approved, the amount, conditions and award end date. Ask for clarification where needed.
Record the award and renewal date in your agreed support record. Organise eligible invoices and claims, and plan renewal from 12 weeks before the award ends.
Help managing an awardWe can help you understand the reasons, gather supporting evidence and prepare a request for reconsideration. A complaint about service is a separate process.
Receiving an award is only part of the journey. Talk to us about ongoing support with invoices, claims and tracking the help you have been awarded.
We work with you so you understand the process and can manage it with confidence. Any action on your behalf is subject to your permission and the official service's requirements.
Organise receipts and invoices, prepare claim information and get guidance with the official submission process.
Discuss weekly or monthly reminders, with a summary of recorded support and anything awaiting confirmation.
Tell us whether you want help claiming, have submitted a claim, or have received payment. Missing information is treated as unconfirmed.
Plan renewal from 12 weeks before the recorded expiry date and review support if your job or needs change.
These are support services to discuss with our team. This page does not automatically connect to your government account or activate reminders.
One employee or a growing team, we can help you coordinate Access to Work administration and understand the next steps.
Discuss a one-off review or ongoing support across employees, HR, managers and finance. Each employee's application and award remains individual.
Funding is not automatic and does not replace your duty to make reasonable adjustments. We will discuss scope, responsibilities and fees before work starts.
No. Send a short enquiry and we will discuss what help you need. If ongoing support is agreed, we can explain the appropriate account and document arrangements.
Yes, you can enquire before applying, during the application, after a decision or while managing an existing award.
We agree the service, responsibilities and fees with you before starting. Ask about one-off help or ongoing support. Applying directly to the government scheme is free. Do not assume our fees will be paid from an award.
No. Access to Work decides eligibility and funding. We help you explain your needs clearly and manage the process.
Tell us your preferred language and communication needs. We will confirm the document and communication support we can provide before starting.
Renewal is based on the end date in your decision letter. You can apply to renew ongoing support 12 weeks before that date.
Contact us promptly with a brief outline. We can discuss the reasons, further evidence and requesting reconsideration.
No. Mobility UK is an independent support service. You can apply and claim directly through GOV.UK without using our service.
Official guidance checked 6 November 2026. Read GOV.UK guidance, including claims and renewals.
For you, someone you support or your employees. A brief outline is enough.
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