UC Voluntary support
JH2021
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I got a message today in my journal today saying the following…
I would like to offer you a monthly conversation to discuss how I can support you. We can identify things you can do to help you with whatever next steps you may wish to take – but only when you’re ready to.For example, we can talk about - developing your skills - building your confidence - the things that matter to you - potential options for the future or anything that may support your well-being going forward. This chat is voluntary for you. It will not cause us to reassess your capability for work. The amount of Universal Credit you receive will not change. I would be happy to explain more, please reply to this journal message. I will arrange to contact you at a convenient time.
Do I need to reply to them if I do not want support? I have social anxiety and struggle to leave the house and I know they will want me to go to the job centre for an appointment.
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Hi @JH2021, you can ignore the message if you're not interested in what they're offering. It's all voluntary so it won't affect your benefits in any way ☺️
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Thank you Rosie for your advice :)
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You'll most likely get the message a second time, you are still free to ignore it.
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