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Apply through your local council for short-term ('respite') care for your sick or disabled child to enable you to have a break from caring
This report evaluates the Respite Rooms pilot programme which supported very vulnerable victims of domestic abuse at risk of homelessness.
Service access and guidance for creditors and money advisers about Breathing Space
Guidance for Approved Mental Health Professionals and others about mental health crisis breathing space
Guidance for creditors of a debt that has been placed in a ‘breathing space’.
Independent Reconfiguration Panel advice to the Minister of State for Health on respite care services for people with learning disabilities, complex needs and/or autism in the Tees Valley area.
National Statistics publication on respite care servcies provided or purchased by local authorities in Scotland. Respite is a service which benefits a carer and the person s/he cares for by providing a short break from caring tasks.
Appeal a debt adviser’s decision to include your address in a ‘breathing space’ for a debt that you owe.
Information for local authorities on how to provide short break care (otherwise known as respite care) to disabled children.
How to notify DWP to stop or restart deductions from benefits for fuel, water or rent arrears when a debtor starts or ends a ‘Breathing Space’.
This sets out the key points from the HMRC Accounting Officer's scrutiny of a major government programme.
This is HM Revenue and Customs' initial equality impact assessment.
The new LOA will ensure that our service personnel, and their families, receive a more accurate contribution to additional costs incurred when serving overseas.
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