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Discretionary Disabled Facilities Top-up Grant (Hart)

Hart District Council

Description

Hart District Council discretionary top-up of up to a further £30,000 for disabled residents whose home adaptation works cost more than the mandatory national Disabled Facilities Grant maximum of £30,000, assessed case-by-case where a qualifying household cannot otherwise afford the shortfall.

Amount

Up to a further £30,000 on top of the mandatory £30,000 national Disabled Facilities Grant

Deadline

Rolling / no fixed deadline

Eligibility summary

  • Available in: England.
  • Open to individuals — not restricted to businesses.
Notes
Distinct from the mandatory national £30,000 Disabled Facilities Grant scheme already in this directory — this is Hart's own discretionary local top-up on top of it. Awarded case-by-case; not guaranteed. Council's own page reconfirmed directly — maximum top-up amount and eligible applicant categories (owner-occupiers, tenants in social/private rented housing, disabled individuals in family homes, and parents/guardians of disabled children) both confirmed accurate.
Requirement
Already approved for (or applying for) the mandatory national Disabled Facilities Grant in Hart district, with assessed adaptation costs exceeding the £30,000 mandatory cap.

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How to apply

Discuss your case with Hart District Council's private sector housing team alongside your main Disabled Facilities Grant application or occupational therapist assessment.

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Last verified: 19 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.