You may be able to claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP) if a mental health condition makes it difficult for you to manage daily living or mobility activities, and these difficulties are expected to last at least 12 months. PIP is based on how your condition affects specific activities, rather than on your diagnosis alone, so explain what happens on most days and whether you can do tasks safely, repeatedly and within a reasonable time. Evidence could include medical letters, care plans, prescription details or statements from people who support you, although you can still apply without all of these. Check the latest guidance on GOV.UK and describe your difficulties accurately during the assessment.