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Refused home visit by local c..a.b when medical evidence disabilities ground I meet
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o5jessica
Community member Posts: 42 Connected
Anyone else experience rejected home visits
Again since dwp pip my experience blocked to this too by not offer pm pip assessment since blicb
My dla
Fromer social worker
Before she left her job
Was making calls helpful.
Since not offer replacement till now,
I again experience externally overwhelming psychology distress caused again adult health care employees them now too
Local c.a.b staff manger .
My previous email explain I'm unable since last time I was able to travel my wheelchair to local lixaloca.
Now wrosen joint complexity disability
. manger refused claim not enough staff ,then adult Safe guarding claim?
I'm put at disadvantage not offer support offer my area, same I need extra help not fit in box ,
Same with equally act breach already by capita buness services limited my right to disablitdisa reasonable adjustments pm home in. Never offered .
Dispite medical evidence and asddiaddit information medical evidence go reports too
I like to know how advice core services delivery in local advice services like c.a.b. able to reject my request ?
Again since dwp pip my experience blocked to this too by not offer pm pip assessment since blicb
My dla
Fromer social worker
Before she left her job
Was making calls helpful.
Since not offer replacement till now,
I again experience externally overwhelming psychology distress caused again adult health care employees them now too
Local c.a.b staff manger .
My previous email explain I'm unable since last time I was able to travel my wheelchair to local lixaloca.
Now wrosen joint complexity disability
. manger refused claim not enough staff ,then adult Safe guarding claim?
I'm put at disadvantage not offer support offer my area, same I need extra help not fit in box ,
Same with equally act breach already by capita buness services limited my right to disablitdisa reasonable adjustments pm home in. Never offered .
Dispite medical evidence and asddiaddit information medical evidence go reports too
I like to know how advice core services delivery in local advice services like c.a.b. able to reject my request ?
Comments
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I think it's very rare that CAB will do home visits these days because they most likely don't have the funding anymore. Not sure about any other advice centre like welfare rights or a law centre.Do you have a support worker that can take you? Or a family member or maybe even a friend?I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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You have to remember that like most welfare organisations they are run as a charity and with that in mind try to see as many people as possible.
Doing home visits would mean taking time away from seeing many others.
They are stretched to the limit.
You are lucky in a way in that you have a local CAB. Many areas have no one to turn to. My opinion of the CAB is poor. The only time I asked for help was ignored and nobody got back to me - that was in 2013, so still waiting 5 years later!
Unfortunately that is how it is for many - they have to struggle through on their own not really knowing if they are doing the right thing or not.
As for having a home assessment for PIP, again you do really have to be in a serious position to be offered one. All three of mine were at assessment centres which was a complete nightmare.
But that is how it is unfortunately.
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