Destined, the learning disability support organisation based at the Foyle Valley Railway Museum, are tomorrow offering the disability community in the North West an opportunity to learn more about the proposed cuts that are currently being introduced by the British government.
Donna Burke from Dove House Welfare Advice Centre will be making a presentation on the welfare cuts and specifically will be talking about the PIP assessment.
Recently many people with disabilities have been called forward for reassessment under the PIP regulations. This has created a lot of stress and anxiety for both the individuals concerned and their parents and carers and Destined has received many enquiries for help in processing the application.
People will have an opportunity after the information session to book a one to one consultation with the Dove House welfare rights officers who will be holding a clinic in Destined shortly in the future.
The event takes place in the Destined Centre tomorrow, Wednesday March 21, at 7.00pm at the Foyle Valley Railway Museum on the Foyle Road.
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