Help with moving from nursing home

johnw
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Hi
My name is John I have cp
I'm moving from.a nursing home soon and I'm in need. For .help to get chairs .and white goods I'm in Widnes
Do anyone .Know do scope help with some sort of help with a Grant or any thing.pleade
My name is John I have cp
I'm moving from.a nursing home soon and I'm in need. For .help to get chairs .and white goods I'm in Widnes
Do anyone .Know do scope help with some sort of help with a Grant or any thing.pleade
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Hello @johnw Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for joining and sharing.
I do not know. I would contact the SCOPE help line 0808 800 3333.
Have you spoken to your local housing office in your council. They often have lines of support and do know might be worth helping and advising you.
Something to consider.
When I moved here to my present home. Contacted my mental health charity I was a client of and they helped with getting me support to move.
Had to pay out of my benefit for fees for moving Plus had people helping me.. Worth finding out if you are in a mental health charity.
We are a friendly, supportive community. Care and share.
Please ask if we can help and advise some one will know.
Take care
@thespiceman
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Hi @welcome are you on facebook as there is a site on there which you can ask what your in need of and people will come forward and give free,i give loads of things on there in excellent condition as im downsizing can give you name of it if you like0
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I'm not with no charity organisation at this moment
And I'm.cant pay for items what I will need like a TV and chair ect0 -
Please give me the name of the Facebook page please0
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I'm been advised to phone turn of us there have a database of charity organisations who can help users0
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Hi @johnw, and a warm welcome to the community!
Glad to see you've had some advice already. You may also find this online grants search helpful. Please do let us know if we can be of further assistance.0 -
just looking them up what area are you in say like kent0
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if you go on there put in things for free and some should come up0
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these are not on facebook , its called free stuff in the uk, , if you put in where can i get things for free a long list will come up what you can go on , hope this helps0
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Hi @johnw, it may also be worth looking into Disabled Facilities Grants. These appear to be more for specialist adaptations than general household items, but may be worth a read if you feel you would benefit from it.Overview
You could get a grant from your council if you’re disabled and need to make changes to your home, for example to:- widen doors and install ramps
- improve access to rooms and facilities - eg stairlifts or a downstairs bathroom
- provide a heating system suitable for your needs
- adapt heating or lighting controls to make them easier to use
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Hi,A disabled facilities grant is for help to make your life easier around your home, such as wet rooms, walk in showers, stair lifts etc. It doesn't cover the costs of furnishing a home unfortunately.I agree with the facebook advice. For this you'll have to search it for your area because all areas have different groups. Gumtree is another place to look, as there's very often free sites on there but again you'll need to look for your area, rather than just a search for the free sites itself.1
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