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Offering support and grants to soldiers, veterans and their immediate families when in need. Grants given for: Mobility - for the very young to the elderly. The Soldiers' Charity has provided grants for specialist play equipment for disabled children, and for ramps for electric mobility…

An Access to Work grant helps pay for practical support if you have a disability, health or mental health condition so you can: start working stay in work start your own business How much you get depends on your circumstances.  The money doesn’t have to…

Telephone: 01635 503050 or use our online Adult Social Care Enquiry form to request information and advice for yourself, or on behalf of someone else. Email: adultcare@westberks.gov.uk For out of hours social care emergencies only, please contact the Emergency Duty Team: Tel: 01344 786543  Email:  edt@bracknell-forest.gov.uk…

The gym, complete with power-assisted exercise equipment, for the benefit of people who suffer from a wide range of disabling conditions. Exercise is proven to help many conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, parkinsons and arthritis. With specialist power assisted equipment, West Berkshire therapy centre…

Visit the GOV.UK website to find out if you are eligible to receive attendance allowance.   Attendance Allowance helpline Telephone: 0800 731 0122 Textphone: 0800 731 0317 Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 6.00pm Further links to Carers and disability benefits on the GOV.UK website.

Bankruptcy Advice Online is a leading provider of information and guidance on bankruptcy, debt and debt solutions in the UK. We are active in raising awareness with individuals and businesses on the benefits of receiving financial advice and providing greater information to wider audiences.  …

Grants available to people in financial hardship who need essential equipment, such as a wheelchair, or help to get over a short term hurdle, such as an illness. Support & Advice:  Friendly and non-judgemental support and advice on a wide variety of issues given to anyone who…

Providing free, confidential and impartial benefits advice to people living with cancer and their families.  This service can only be accessed if you’ve been referred to Macmillan. Ideally, this would be by a health professional, such as your cancer nurse specialist. 

Life after traumatic injury can be challenging . Blesma is here for all serving and ex-service men and women who have experienced loss of limbs. Loss of limbs, hearing , sight or speech, either during or after service. Here to help.

Helping blind ex-Service men and women lead independent and fulfilling lives by supporting them with expertise, experience and a full range of services.The Blind Veterans organisation give veterans much-needed support to adjust to sight loss, overcome the challenges of blindness and enjoy daily life. The charity…

The Helpline service offers free, confidential and impartial advice, information and support on a number of subjects including Travel & Transport, Oxygen, Equipment, Welfare Benefits, as well as many issues relating to over 40 lung conditions.

The Fund is just one of the ways in which BT may be able to offer support to employees facing personal difficulties/financial hardship: Former employees - If you have worked for BT, or GPO Telephones in the past, we could well be able to help.…

There is no distinction between ex-service and civilian members and anyone over the age of 18 is more than welcome. If you support the ideals of the RBL and would like to visit us or join the Branch, you will always be most welcome.  …

Get to grips with your finances so you can budget, save and prevent debt. The CAP Money Course is a free course that will teach you budgeting skills and a simple, cash-based system that works. Whether you feel pretty organised or whether it's like a…

Independent financial advisers specialising in providing care funding advice.

Paying For Care is an online service that helps you navigate through the complexities of: how the care system works different types of care funding options available to help meet the cost of care

Advice and information on: care and support to older people, their families and carers paying for care home fees and choosing a care home top-up fees and if they should be paid benefits and entitlements coping with worsening health and getting help with things you…

Carer's Allowance is for people (16 or over) who spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a severely disabled person.  It can affect other benefits you or the person you care for are receiving. Visit the GOV.UK website to find out if you…

Wide range of disability-related financial support, including benefits, tax credits, payments, grants and concessions.