p.i.p
peachyness
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asking for a friend who also has fibro but is not internet user, does anyone know about p.i.p ? he has been told may get it due to his mobility issues. he does not claim any benefits but can't work, any advice i can pass on would be great
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Hi @peachyness
What a lovely friend you are! We have tons of information about PIP here and there is a PIP toolkit here.
There is a downloadable information sheet here you could print off, but it is 39 pages long!0 -
PIP isn't awarded based on a diagnosis but how the conditions affect you daily. Lots of information on the internet about claiming PIP. Evidence will be needed to support a claim as they rarely contact anyone for evidence.If the person can't work and doesn't claim any benefits, do they live with a partner that works and that's the reason they don't claim benefits?0
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awwww thank you sam scope i always try to be. and i will take a look at the links thank you so much. and poppy123456 his partner works 45 hours a week.0
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