Self-Isolation Support Grant
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Low-income workers in Scotland may be eligible for a £500 Self Isolation Support Grant if they are told by Test and Protect to self-isolate due to coronavirus (COVID-19). Both employees and self-employed individuals are eligible.
You can only apply for this grant through your local council. You can do this any time during the 28 days from the date you start to self-isolate.
After the council checks your information, they'll contact you with the outcome. If you're awarded the grant, you should get a payment within 3 working days.
To apply, you need to give your local council:
- a bank statement
- proof of low income if you do not claim benefits
- proof of employment or self-employment
You'll also need to allow Test and Protection share your information with your local council.
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