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14 years 1 month ago #28593 by Survivor
Replied by Survivor on topic Re:refused community care grant - totally mystified
Another thought for furnishings - freecycle and freegle.
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14 years 1 month ago #28643 by Bad Back Bill
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Hi Annie,
a memory flash a fried of mind was in the unfurnished flat situation a couple of years ago he acquired a cooker,fridge,three piece suite and some carpeting through a local Christian Aid Society ( obviously not new ) but good stuff non the less so there's another possibility.
Good Luck
Bill
a memory flash a fried of mind was in the unfurnished flat situation a couple of years ago he acquired a cooker,fridge,three piece suite and some carpeting through a local Christian Aid Society ( obviously not new ) but good stuff non the less so there's another possibility.
Good Luck
Bill
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14 years 1 month ago #28709 by janet
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Hi Annie.
First of all contact your local Mind to see if they can help with your appeal against the grant decision.
Dont be put off appealing as most appeals win. Iv been told that a certain amount of money is always put aside for exceptional cases.
There is a book out every year by Judy Stengar a welfare rights worker. Id advise anyone with a disability to buy one ,or ask the local library to get one.
The mind website has the details you need to obtain one.
If the appeal is turned down again you can ask for a social fund inspector to look at your claim.
Here are details of the book ;.
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Price £15.99
Now in its 10th edition, and bigger than ever with more than 270 A4 pages. Contains user-friendly hints, information, examples, tips, tactics and sample forms, aimed at people with mental health problems and those who help with benefits applications and challenging decisions.
First of all contact your local Mind to see if they can help with your appeal against the grant decision.
Dont be put off appealing as most appeals win. Iv been told that a certain amount of money is always put aside for exceptional cases.
There is a book out every year by Judy Stengar a welfare rights worker. Id advise anyone with a disability to buy one ,or ask the local library to get one.
The mind website has the details you need to obtain one.
If the appeal is turned down again you can ask for a social fund inspector to look at your claim.
Here are details of the book ;.
Books
Price £15.99
Now in its 10th edition, and bigger than ever with more than 270 A4 pages. Contains user-friendly hints, information, examples, tips, tactics and sample forms, aimed at people with mental health problems and those who help with benefits applications and challenging decisions.
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14 years 1 month ago #28712 by carole
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Replied by carole on topic Re:refused community care grant - totally mystified
Hi Annie
When i moved 5 years ago I was turned down for a grant and only given one when my CPN contacted them, which helped pay for the removal costs if you have CPN or social worker would you be able to ask them to contact the DSS for you, it may help.
Lots of luck
Carole
When i moved 5 years ago I was turned down for a grant and only given one when my CPN contacted them, which helped pay for the removal costs if you have CPN or social worker would you be able to ask them to contact the DSS for you, it may help.
Lots of luck
Carole
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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