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Grant available for sight?
eade
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Hi
I understand that there is a grant I can apply for husband still works but is unable to drive because of his sight we got a large computer screen from RNIB they said to apply for the grant .
My husband is self employed Help
I understand that there is a grant I can apply for husband still works but is unable to drive because of his sight we got a large computer screen from RNIB they said to apply for the grant .
My husband is self employed Help
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Hello eade and welcome
Your husband may qualify for Personal indeoendant payment
B&W have a self test that you should try and see if he might
http://www.mybenefitsandwork.co.uk/pip/indexxx.php
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Hi @eade
Once you have checked your benefits, you can also search for grants via our online checker.
Best wishes, Alex
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