Official routes first
Councils, charities, social tariffs and support schemes appear before deals.
Social tariffs, hidden discounts, local help and ADHD-friendly explainers.
HiddenHelp is being refined around one connected journey: find the right support, understand the bill context, then save everything into a calm support plan.
A calmer route through bills, benefits, local help, family support and Helpful Savings when official support does not fit.
Pick the bill or support area that is bothering you most. HiddenHelp will ask only the details needed for that route, then show neat support tiles here.
Councils, charities, social tariffs and support schemes appear before deals.
Save useful routes, bills and next steps without creating an account.
Keep scripts, documents and contacts together for another day.
The guide cards below scroll sideways on phones. Swipe across, or open the full guide library with filters.
Routes for PIP, DLA, travel help, council support and grants without digging through lots of tabs.
Council & local helpLocal help near meHow to look for council welfare support, food help, family hubs, grants and nearby charities.
EnergyLow Energy Mode: when even support feels too muchHow to use Low Energy Mode to reduce choices, wording and pressure.
Council & local helpHow to use a HiddenHelp support packHow the printable support pack can help councils, carers, housing teams and advisers understand the situation faster.
Broadband & social tariffsAre you overpaying for broadband?A calm guide to spotting expensive broadband bills and checking cheaper support routes.
Broadband & social tariffsCan I get cheaper broadband on PIP?A calm guide to broadband support, social tariffs and disability-related help.
Mobile & broadbandMobile bill help: handset, SIM-only and affordability supportHow to check whether your mobile bill is high because of the handset, data package or old contract.
EnergyCrisis Mode: food, warmth, housing and urgent support firstA guide to prioritising essentials when too many bills feel urgent at once.
EnergyDeep Help Mode: when you want the full support mapHow Deep Help Mode differs from Low Energy Mode and when it is useful.
Energy & waterCrisis mode bill help: what to do first when everything feels urgentWhen everything feels urgent, start with essentials: food, warmth, housing, water, energy and council/local welfare. Then move to provider support, scripts
Council & local helpCouncil tax reduction: how to ask without getting lostA simple guide to council tax reduction, discounts and what to collect before applying.
Council & local helpDocuments needed for bill supportA simple checklist of documents often useful when asking providers, councils or charities for support.
Family, food & carersCarer bill support: where to look firstSupport routes for unpaid carers dealing with household bills, disability costs and admin overwhelm.
Family, food & carersChildren and family life support: what HiddenHelp checksFamily support routes including Healthy Start, HAF, family hubs, free activities and essentials.
HousingHousing costs: mortgage, rent or housing association supportA calm first route for housing costs whether you own, rent privately or rent from social housing.
HousingMortgage support before you miss a paymentA non-judgemental guide to contacting your mortgage lender early and asking for support routes.
Debt, credit & billsBuy now pay later help: Klarna, Clearpay, PayPal Credit and store instalmentsHow to spot BNPL pressure, pause, and ask for support instead of stacking payments.
Debt, credit & billsCar finance payment support without taking another loanHow to approach vehicle finance payment difficulty calmly and ask for support routes.
Overwhelm & accessibilityADHD and benefits overwhelmWhat to do when benefits, forms, bills or support letters make your brain freeze.
Overwhelm & accessibilityADHD and money overwhelmTiny first steps for money admin, bills and ADHD overwhelm.
Support & trustHow HiddenHelp keeps support-first recommendations separate from dealsWhy official support, affordability routes and free advice should come before affiliate-style deals.
Support & trustHow to avoid bad advice when searching for bill helpA practical trust checklist for users comparing support pages, forums, deals and provider information.
General supportDisability-friendly money supportA calmer route for disabled and neurodivergent people who need help with household costs.
Choose what you need, add a postcode or town, then HiddenHelp opens useful local searches in a new tab.
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Select anything that applies. This helps us make the plan easier to use.
Select all that apply. It’s okay if you’re not sure.
Highlight the ones you want support with first. You can choose more than one, and you can change your mind.
Optional: this only asks for the bill types you selected. Skip anything you do not know. Broadband and mobile are separate because they are often with different companies.
Use this for home broadband, TV and landline bills.
Use this for SIM, phone contract or mobile broadband bills.
Optional. Add the company and monthly cost so your tracker and support route are ready.
Optional. This helps the tracker show water affordability support and high-use routes.
Optional. Add the monthly cost so council tax support shows in your tracker.
Optional. Useful for seeing the full household picture, even if there is no provider support route.
Optional. Add car insurance and travel/fuel costs if they apply. Car finance now has its own detailed support route.
Optional. This is useful for future deals, reminders and quick wins.
This creates local searches for councils, charities, free family activities and useful places nearby.
Only fill this in if you want bill estimates or want to send costs into the Bill Support Tracker.
Swipe through the tiles below. Each tile gives one useful support route.
PIP alone does not always qualify for every broadband social tariff, but disability benefits can still help you find support routes, accessibility help, grants, local support and cheaper alternatives. Check the provider rules before switching.
Start with urgent essentials first: energy, water, council tax, food and housing. Ask providers for affordability support and contact Citizens Advice, StepChange, National Debtline or your council if enforcement, debt or disconnection is possible.
No. HiddenHelp gives general guidance, links, scripts and support routes. It does not replace regulated financial, debt, legal, benefits or medical advice.
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