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♥️ SENd Support … EXCITING Times!

As a long term advocate of the #SEND community, my work as a coach mentor for children living with “special #Education needs and disabilities” means as much to me as everything else that I do, and with this in mind I’ve chosen to extend my work in this field to provide advice and guidance to support families who wish to either….

♥️ Apply for #PIP (Personal Independence Payment) on behalf of their children as a way of dealing with some of the extra costs associated with long-term illness and/or disability; we also offer support for the appeal process.

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♥️ Apply for an #EHCP (Education, Health & Care Plan) to help identify their child’s specific needs within an education setting; we also offer support for the appeal process.

Both PIP and EHCP programmes provide valuable support for families affected by SENd, but as with most government-led programmes the applications and appeals process can be an administrative nightmare, and that’s where “SENd Support” can help.

Exciting times my friends, so if you and your family need support with any of the above, please feel free to drop me a message and let’s talk things through, or book a FREE “Discovery Call” from our website….

www.sendsupport.net

SENd Support Website

Supporting Families with PIP and EHCP Applications and Appeals

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ChronicFatigue 2y

Anyone in the UK applied for PIP? I work but don't earn enough and I'm too fatigued to work any more than I am (I barely do what I do atm) any tips?

#ChronicFatigue #PIP #UK

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DisabilityBenefits 3y

I don't understand #PIP

It says you can be employed and still get PIP. As someone who is concerned I may have difficulty working full time as I struggle with part time, it seems like a great benefit that would help with financial security for when I eventually get my own house. It would essentially make up for the hours I wouldn't be able to work.

However, it then proceeds to talk about difficulty with basic needs like washing and cooking. I don't understand how they expect people to be both employed and be unable to do those tasks? Can anyone enlighten me?

Do you have to be extremely nitpicky? Like I sometimes have difficult with opening a can or carrying heavy pots because of my joints, but is that what they're looking for?

I'm considering applying but I'm too nervous about the assessment, especially as a young, healthy looking woman that uses no aids to walk (unless compression socks are aids?). I've heard so many horror stories about it taking a long time, needing to appeal and mean assessors. I often overlook any difficulties I have and don't focus on them enough to recall them. I was so nervous even for my DSA assessment!

Any help/tips?

#DisabilityBenefits #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #PosturalOrthostaticTachycardiaSyndrome #IrritableBowelSyndromeIBS #Psoriasis #Asthma

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PIP 5y

Any advice for my upcoming PIP assessment?

I have hEDS and Fibromyalgia and my symptoms for the most part are very invisible

I don’t know what to expect and how I’m gonna be able to prove my disability to these people when it took me 24 years to be diagnosed, I’m scared they will take one look at me and see a seemingly ‘no ‘ looking 24 year old 😩

It’s on Monday and after weeks of needing my crutches/not being able to walk due to a hip partial dislocation so unless my current leg pain gets worse I won’t even be using my waking aids (besides being taped together with sports tape nearly everywhere)

Please help #PIP #Fibromyalgia #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #HypermobilitySyndrome #HEDS #ChronicPain