S full exemption from charges certificate (HC2) or a partial exemption from charges certificate (HC3) depending on their level of income. D.17 Full details of the help available is in leaflet HC11 ‘Help with health costs?’ which is available from main post offices, Jobcentre Plus offices, NHS hospitals and some NHS practitioners. It is also on the NHS Choices website at http://www.nhs.uk/healthcosts. 100 D.18 Information about HC11 ‘Help with health costs?’ is also available at http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcosts/Documents/hc11-april-2013.pdf D.19 Local authorities will need to set out how they will assist young people with health related expenses at the age of 16 and 17 and then again at the age of 18 and above. For example the HC2 exemption certificate will provide free sight tests and a voucher for basic spectacle frames. Local authorities may choose to supplement the basic voucher to ensure young people have access to a range of spectacle frames rather than the basic minimum. D.20 Local authorities should hold a small supply of these forms HC1 (SC) and the (somewhat longer) HC1 claim form and give one to each young person as soon as a decision to provide any form of financial support is made. 101 Appendix E Further information about good practice in providing financial support Setting up home allowances E.1 It will be good practice that this allowance will generally be spent in stages; initially on semi-independent needs and subsequently, on independent accommodation needs. In addition, the allowance may need to be spent collaboratively, with the young person’s PA, like a responsible parent, guiding the spending and assisting them to maximise and get value for money from their allowance. The allowance can be used to assist with the development of financial capa