DWP

Claim migration impact on Universal Credit Health related claims and the No Work Requirements conditionality regime

Description

This ad hoc statistical release provides data on the number of claimants who have migrated to Universal Credit from legacy benefits. It focuses specifically on those with health conditions or disabilities affecting their work capacity, and those subject to the 'No work requirements' conditionality regime.

Policy areas

Employment and labour market Health and social care Welfare and benefits

Update cadence

Ad hoc

Subject area

Welfare benefits and social security

Publisher

Department for Work and Pensions

Published

12 March 2026

Data files

File	Type	Size
Claim Migration Impact On Universal Credit Health Related Claims Data Tables	ods	27 KB

Data files last checked: 28 May 2026

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