[ARCHIVED CONTENT] DWP

Site map

The information on this page helps you see what is on the DWP website and to find your way around.

Families and children: If you have got a family, visit this section to find out about benefits and services you may be entitled to.

Working age: Information for all people of working age about jobs, training and benefits and services you may be entitled to, whether unemployed, looking for work or in part or full-time employment.

Pensions and retirement: Details about all benefits and services you may be able to get if you are a pensioner, have retired or are planning for retirement.

Disabled people and carers: Up-to-date information for disabled people about benefits, employment policy and rights.

Contact us: How to get in touch with DWP by post, phone, fax or email.
Ministers: Biographies of the ministerial team and how to contact them.
Complaints and appeals: In this section you'll find:
- How to make a complaint about any of the DWP services or about a decision you think is wrong.
- How to appeal against a decision.
Helplines: For all DWP benefits and services.
Your local office: Section includes a facility to find your social security office, Child Support Agency office, Disability Benefit Centre and your Jobcentre.

About us: An overview of DWP's aims and objectives and its structure including its services:
- Jobcentre Plus
- Child Support Agency
- The Pension Service

Working for DWP: Find out who to contact about working for the Department. You can also read about equal opportunities and Investors in People.

Resource centre: Useful sources of information for professionals, advisers and researchers about the Department and its policies and strategies.
Publications: This page gives you access to current or past DWP publications. Includes policy, strategy and benefits and services literature.
Analytical Services Division: Produces quantitative support and a full range of analytical tools. Produces reports and information through research and statistics to help ministers formulate policy and managers deliver the Department's services more efficiently.
Information for advisers: A useful resource for people who advise on benefits and related DWP services either professionally or voluntarily. It includes technical guides to services, legal and medical framework documents and newsletters

Cymraeg: Translations in Welsh of the most commonly requested DWP leaflets. Translations in Welsh of New Deal material also available.
Other languages: Translations in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Gujarati, Punjabi, Somali, Urdu and Vietnamese of the most commonly requested DWP leaflets. Translations of general information about New Deal - available in Bengali, Cantonese, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and Vietnamese.