Benefits

An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – MS-UK webinar, 16 October

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a welfare benefit that can give extra money and support if you are living with a condition that impacts on your daily living or mobility. PIP is a non means tested benefit that was introduced almost ten years ago to replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for new claimants aged 16-64. […]

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Household Support Fund

From April 2024 to September 2024, the Department of Work and Pensions is providing funding to local councils through the Household Support Fund. Councils are using this funding to support low income households with the rising cost of living, including energy, food and essential bills. Each council has their own way of distributing the fund

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An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment (PIP), MS-UK seminar – Wednesday 17 April

An introductory workshop for people with MS wanting to know more about this welfare benefit for people with a disability or long-term condition. Details Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a welfare benefit that can give extra money and support if you are living with a condition that impacts on your daily living or mobility. PIP

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Advice

Carers Information Event in Winnersh on 22 November

The Wokingham Carers Partnership is hosting an information event at Winnersh Community Centre Join them from 1pm to 4.15pm on Wednesday 22 November, the day before Carers Rights Day, for helpful advice from a range of speakers. This event is being held in partnership with Age UK Berkshire and Promise Inclusion, with refreshments and cake available. As well as information stalls, there will

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Household Support Fund

From April 2023 to March 2024, the Department of Work and Pensions is providing funding to local councils through the Household Support Fund. Councils are using this funding to support low income households with the rising cost of living, including energy, food and essential bills. Each council has their own way of distributing the fund

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