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tina85
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just wondering if I can get any help with carpets in my new house as I've just moved in and i have a son who is autism and needs carpets in his room
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Hi,Depending on what benefits, if any you claim then you maybe able to claim a budgeting loan/advance. It will of course depend on your circumstances. This will need to paid repaid back from future benefits. https://www.turn2us.org.uk/Benefit-guides/Budgeting-Loan-Advance/What-is-a-Budgeting-Loan-AdvanceYour local council may also offer grants to low income familes but that will totally depend on your local council. For this you will need to speak to them.
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Hi @tina85 Welcome to the community and I hope the information given is of some help to you
It s an expensive business having to find carpets and fitting but you can often find some cheap off cuts if the room isnt that big or some carpet tiles
I hope you find something suitable or some help towards them -
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