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skip to main content search this site: hiv benefits by us, for us, to serve us home guidance - read this dla & motability meeting & interview tips background - old introduction page cookies use disclaimer forums benefits in or seeking work mental health (hcv) hepatitis c & hiv (hpv) human papillomavirus myths & hiv how to use forums tech/website info useful documents useful links debt advice & hardship funds gay support sites government agencies & departments government legislation hiv medical information independent welfare & hiv advocacy sites making a will or living will. media patient forums respite care support agencies & groups want to get back to work twitter with thanks how to forum posts & topics forums explained homepage explained how to write to your mp online - short video making a menu selection posting a comment home submitted by john on sat, 08/03/2008 - 7:18pm posted in home start: 02/08/2008 14:23 welcome to the social care and welfare benefits side of the tcell.org.uk< website. budget 2016 < pip assessment guide < sharing your experience of migration from incapactity benefit to employment & support allowance (esa)< note : tend to use twitter more frequently so please follow by clicking here -> < government news and related items are listed as we continue to campaign, lobby, consult, discuss and inform upon issues relating to benefits, social care, service provision, rights and responsibilities from those, like us, who live with or are affected by hiv/aids. we use our forums (click here)< to disseminate information and facilitate your comments and queries. the volume of information can vary from day to day and the menus to the right detail the last 10 new forum topics and recent comments. to keep up to date always check the forum relevant to your area of interest for the latest postings or use the search box in the top right hand corner of the page. there are many changes to benefits< & the " back to work< " programmes over this parliament (2010-15). the new " universal credit< " , migration of existing incapacity benefit (ib) < to employment & support allowance (esa)< , changes to disability living allowance< in the form of personal independence payment< . there will be further reform to all welfare benefits< & social care< with significant cuts planned across the board. it is important to note that typically legislation affects england and wales, scotland & northern ireland in different ways given the independant nature of there governance. we aim to cover the united kingdom and welcome contributions to ensure we are covering as much of the uk as we can. you can also find additional information about attendance allowance< , carers allowance< and disability living allowance< . we don't yet know how this will impact upon existing hiv claimants but will work, as always, with other agencies to get the information out to you. if you are currently in receipt of incapacity benefit please click here to read< some important information released by the dept. of works and pensions in error. welfare benefits, entitlements, law and criteria changes regularly. community and social care services< , the nhs and local council services are all subject to change due to spending cuts and reorganisation of services and institutions. of course you can be hiv+ in work or seeking work and claiming benefits. we aim to cover work related and work seeking issues in our forum "hiv+ & in/or seeking work?"< . we continue to rely on you to let us know about your experiences< , through sharing our experiences and information, we can all better deal with the issues at hand and face them collectively, as we continue to support each other. you may also be interested in the work done by the all party parliamentary group on hiv/aids< and coverage of the hiv community in baseline magazine< . we will continue, as best we can, to keep you up-to-date upon matters around welfare and social care issues as well as consultations< or surveys< you can take part in. you can off course write to those elected to represent you to raise your concerns via write to them< . above all we encourage you to take part in the processes that impact on your life. organisations can only do so much and it really does matter, the effort individuals undertake, to participate in consultations, for example, as this gives a personal case history. resources are being stretched as support organisations also face cut's in funding. to put it honestly you are simply going to have to do more for yourself. we cannot deal with individual issues directly, as we are not qualified welfare advisors. where you have a particular issue we always recommend that you should seek proper or legal advice from a welfare rights worker, social services, a solicitor or a suitably qualified person. any comments, issues etc. feel free to post a comment< , email< or < . for help and support on how to use the forums< . this information contained within this site is published, "as is" and t h cell accepts no liability for how you use it. comments/content are the responsibility of the originating author. they are not to be taken as the view of tcell. accordingly t h cell accepts no liability. t h cell is not responsible for the content of external websites. navigation and use of information on external websites is at the users own risk. tcell is a wholly independent organisation. you should not consider any externally linked organisation or website as endorsed or recommended by t h cell. links are provided, in good faith, to information you may find useful. calendar our campaign's jump to... tcell hiv benefits hpv hiv & hepc co-infection mental health and hiv myths and hiv help us do more login login rss news feed new forum topics budget 2016 spending review and autumn statement 2015 conflicting tribunal decisions - activity 1 that may impact pip mobility component for older caselaw for disability living allowance (dla) that may include or impact personal independence payment (pip) housing changes budget july 2015 institute for fiscal studies - budget analysis july 2015 dla & extended hospitalisation - "cameron mathieson's family wins supreme court case against dwp" - bbc.co.uk budget july 2015 documents indefinite dla award transfer to pip starts early, postcodes announced - benefitsandwork.co.uk government cuts mortgage support from 6th july 2015 - guardian.co.uk more recent comments dwp statement - no renewal of mandatory work activity etc 2 years 31 weeks ago tax credits 2 years 31 weeks ago updated - wca recording of assessments 3 years 13 weeks ago govt confirms undrawn pensions out of debt collectors' reach 3 years 13 weeks ago assessment terminated issues 3 years 43 weeks ago assessment terminated 3 years 51 weeks ago what personal independence payment means for carers 4 years 4 weeks ago what pip means for local authorities 4 years 4 weeks ago personal independence payment handbook 4 years 4 weeks ago received 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