In the UK, hundreds of thousands of pensioners are estimated to not be receiving Pension Credit despite being eligible for it. This payment is a top-up to pensioner income and is designed to support older people with low incomes, helping them cover everyday expenses such as food, utilities, and other necessities. Experts and social organizations point out that many pensioners simply do not know about their right to receive this assistance or mistakenly believe they do not meet the criteria. As a result, significant amounts allocated by the state to support those in need remain unclaimed. Pension Credit also provides access to a range of additional benefits, including discounts on utility bills, housing cost assistance, and other forms of social support. This makes checking eligibility for the benefit particularly important, as the consequences extend far beyond the cash payment itself. As a result, pensioners and their relatives are advised to contact the relevant services or use online calculators to determine whether they are entitled to this support. Specialists emphasize that even a small monthly top-up can significantly improve the financial situation of older people, especially given rising prices for basic goods and services. The awareness campaign aims to reach as many pensioners as possible who may be entitled to Pension Credit but have not yet applied for this support for various reasons.