Benefits
I currently recieve PIP I get high rate daily living and low rate mobility for autism anxiety depression and agoraphobia. I am getting better with meds waiting on therapy I was looking at a hca training course could I still claim anything whilst doing this as a I had have been told I am classified disabled under the equality act.
pip isn't an income based benefit.
Original post by Anonymous
I currently recieve PIP I get high rate daily living and low rate mobility for autism anxiety depression and agoraphobia. I am getting better with meds waiting on therapy I was looking at a hca training course could I still claim anything whilst doing this as a I had have been told I am classified disabled under the equality act.
Yes I know but would the DWP presume I am totally fine if I can work even though this may not be the case
It won't make a difference to your claim. I claim PIP and I am a qualified healthcare professional.
Just be aware though that yes you are meant to tell the DWP of any changes to your health, I guess in case you'd fit into different categories of the benefit. If your review date is due soon I wouldn't worry too much about it!
Just be aware though that yes you are meant to tell the DWP of any changes to your health, I guess in case you'd fit into different categories of the benefit. If your review date is due soon I wouldn't worry too much about it!
(Original post by Anonymous)It won't make a difference to your claim. I claim PIP and I am a qualified healthcare professional.
Just be aware though that yes you are meant to tell the DWP of any changes to your health, I guess in case you'd fit into different categories of the benefit. If your review date is due soon I wouldn't worry too much about it!
Oh really, do you mind me asking what PIP rates you are awarded
Just be aware though that yes you are meant to tell the DWP of any changes to your health, I guess in case you'd fit into different categories of the benefit. If your review date is due soon I wouldn't worry too much about it!
Oh really, do you mind me asking what PIP rates you are awarded
