If you’re planning major home improvements, it’s a great opportunity to make your property more energy efficient at the same time. Rather than focusing on
Category: Main-Finance-benefits
Reduced water bills for disabled households announced
Low-income disabled households are set to benefit from reduced water bills under planned changes to the WaterSure scheme in England and Wales. The government has
Parents Of Disabled Children – Benefit Checker
Contact, the children’s disability organisation has prepared a section of their website to help parents check their entitlement to help with household bills. Contact says
Scam Advice From Which?
What to do if you accidentally click a scam link Don’t panic, accidentally clicking a dodgy link doesn’t automatically mean your device is compromised. However,
Contact – Guide To Forthcoming Benefits Changes
Contact, an organisation which represents families with disabled children, has been working to help people understand benefits changes. Specifically, in the next two years there
Report: Delays and backlogs dog Access to Work
The Access to Work scheme is intended to provide support for people’s needs within the workplace over and above an employer’s legal duty to make
Universal Credit Changes
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has published new regulations that should increase the number of people who receive higher Universal Credit health element payments when rules change in
Calderdale Company Provides Access To Work Support With Hearing Loss
Good hearing is essential to many aspects of life, but its importance in the workplace is often overlooked. Whether you’re leading meetings, collaborating with colleagues,
Are you on the Priority List Register?
The Priority Services Register lets your gas, electricity and water providers know that you need extra support if there’s an emergency or break in your
Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Update
The article and documents below set out an update on the progress of the Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP), from the Review’s co-chairs.
