“Very sensitive but not depressing – we all had a common grief. I and others with whom I spoke felt lifted by the simple manner with which it was conducted.”A relative who attended the monthly remembrance service All quotations and photographs are used with permission.
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How local authorities can help
Local authorities can help with advice, assessments, applying for a blue badge and benefits
Go to whichever of the sites below that council tax is paid to for full information about how your local authority works and the departmental contact details. Social Service departments, for example, can provide
- a list of private care agencies who can be paid to provide care and have been inspected by social services.
- help with applying for a Blue Car Badge.
- help with applying for a council tax reduction related to disability.
- free, confidential advice available from benefit advisors (sometimes called welfare rights officers).
Remember too that – adult or child – you can ask for a carer’s assessment in your own right. For help see below:
Cheshire www.cheshire.gov.uk
Manchester www.manchester.gov.uk
Salford www.salford.gov.uk
Stockport www.stockport.gov.uk
Trafford www.trafford.gov.uk
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