If your child/young person has to isolate more than once, then you can apply again for a payment, but only if the isolation periods do not overlap.

A parent or guardian can apply for each child/young person but only if their isolation periods do not overlap with each other.

Parents/guardians who are not legally required to self-isolate (they do not have a Test and Trace Account ID) can only make one application per household for the child/young person’s isolation period.

Parents/guardians from the same household who are applying because they're legally required to self-isolate, and they do have a Test and Trace Account ID, can each make an individual application to receive the payment. However, each parent/guardian must meet the eligibility criteria.
 

No, only Warrington residents can apply. However, you can apply to your Local Authority as each Authority accepts applications from its own residents.

Providing you are a Warrington resident, and you meet the required criteria, you can apply to us even if your child/young person attends a school outside of the borough.

To minimise households mixing, ideally the parent/guardian looking after the child/young person will be from the same household. Where this isn't possible, we can accept applications from a parent/guardian that do not live with their child.

You have six weeks (42 days) from the first date of isolation to make a claim.