The Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) is a government-backed, means-tested grant that helps fund essential home adaptations, making it easier to support a disabled family member or empower them to live more independently in a safe, accessible home.(1) These adaptations focus on improving accessibility throughout the property, enhancing day-to-day independence, and future-proofing the home to meet evolving needs over time. Whether it's installing a level-access wetroom, modifying entryways, gardens or creating sensory-friendly spaces, the DFG enables families to build environments that are inclusive, functional, and designed to grow with the individual.

The Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) is a statutory, means-tested grant designed to fund essential home adaptations. Its purpose is to make it easier for you to care for a disabled family member or to help them live more independently within their own home—or yours. (1)

The Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) is a statutory means-tested grant which provides funding for home adaptations making it easier for you to care for your disabled family member or increase their level of independence while in your / their home. 

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The Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) is a statutory, means-tested grant designed to fund essential home adaptations. Its purpose is to make it easier for you to care for a disabled family member or to help them live more independently within their own home or yours.(1)