alth costs. Such young people will be fast-tracked to help through the NHS Low Income Scheme. They will need to fill in either a short claim form HC1 (SC) or full HC1 form to give details of their name and address and the name and address of the Local Authority which supports them. The form should then be sent off in the envelope provided. It will be dealt with immediately on receipt and an NHS exemption from charges certificate (HC2) for full help sent to the young person. D.12 The HC1 (SC) and HC1 can be obtained from Jobcentre Plus offices, NHS hospitals and from some doctors, dentists and opticians. You can also get a copy of the HC1 (SC) and HC1 form by contacting the NHS Forms order line on 0845 610 1112 or by email from the following address: nhsforms@spsl.uk.com D.13 For more information about how to claim, please contact the Health Cost advice line on 0845 850 1166. D.14 These certificates will last for 12 months or until the young person’s 18th birthday, whichever is longer. D.15 Lone parents and sick and disabled young people in receipt of Income Support or Employment and Support Allowance will be exempt from NHS prescription, dental charges and sight tests charges by virtue of their Income Support or Employment and Support Allowance claim. D.16 Young people aged over 18 who are being supported by the local authority and do not automatically qualify for an exemption, for example, young people being financially supported to undertake education courses, should complete an HC1 form and submit the form together with information from the local authority about the level of support. Young people will then be sent an NHS full exemption from charges certificate (HC2) or a partial exemption from charges certificate (HC3) depending on their level of income. D.17 Full de