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davegregson40
Community member Posts: 83 Pioneering
Dear Community Members
I would like to share that I had a very helpful conversation today with the Welfare Rights, who were very helpful with the completing the form. This is a member of staff from the local authority. I would recommend anyone in a similar situation to book an appointment because the filling out of the forms can not be very user friendly, especially for those experiencing mental health issues.
Thank you
Dave
I would like to share that I had a very helpful conversation today with the Welfare Rights, who were very helpful with the completing the form. This is a member of staff from the local authority. I would recommend anyone in a similar situation to book an appointment because the filling out of the forms can not be very user friendly, especially for those experiencing mental health issues.
Thank you
Dave
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I have to agree I have always found WR to be friendly helpful and knowledgeable, sadly not all areas have access to WR now.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Hi
Thanks for sharing that with us we do advise members to use this service but it's nice to hear from someone who has had a positive experience
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