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  1. Pharmaceutical Allowance
  2. Who can get it

Pharmaceutical Allowance if you have dependent children

If you’re single and the main carer of a dependent child, you may get the Pharmaceutical Allowance.

  1. Pharmaceutical Allowance
  2. How to manage your allowance

Travel outside Australia rules for Pharmaceutical Allowance

The travel rules for your main payment affect your Pharmaceutical Allowance when you travel outside Australia.

  1. How much you can get
  2. Dependent or independent

If you’re independent through work for Disability Support Pension

If you’re 20 or younger, you may be independent for Disability Support Pension (DSP) if you’ve supported yourself through work.

  1. Pensioner Education Supplement
  2. How to manage your payment

Change of circumstances when you get Pensioner Education Supplement

You need to tell us if your circumstances change when you get Pensioner Education Supplement.

  1. Youth Disability Supplement
  2. How to manage your supplement

Pay tax on your Youth Disability Supplement payment

If you’re 16 or older and get this supplement with an income support payment your supplement may be taxable.

  1. How we assess your claim
  2. Disability Medical Assessment

What happens at the Disability Medical Assessment

A Government-contracted Doctor will confirm your identity and speak to you about your medical conditions and the impact it has on you.

  1. How we assess your claim
  2. Disability Medical Assessment

What to bring to your Disability Medical Assessment

You’ll need to bring some paperwork to your assessment. You can also bring someone for support.

  1. How we assess your claim
  2. Disability Medical Assessment

What to do if you can’t attend your Disability Medical Assessment

If you can’t attend your assessment, you can reschedule your appointment.

  1. How we assess your claim
  2. Disability Medical Assessment

What happens after your Disability Medical Assessment

We’ll write to you to let you know the outcome of your claim or medical review.

  1. Australian Thalidomide Survivors Support Program
  2. How to claim

Before you claim a payment for Australian thalidomide survivors

Before you claim the Extraordinary Assistance Fund (EAF) or Health Care Assistance Fund (HCAF) check you haven’t already claimed elsewhere or need pre-approval.

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