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12 years 4 weeks ago - 12 years 4 weeks ago #101742 by mumcarol
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hi has anybody claimed esa and dla sucssesfully with dyslexia
my husband has servere dyslexia and 61yrs old he has lost hes job and we are trying to claim these two benefits
has anyone else tried
regards carol
my husband has servere dyslexia and 61yrs old he has lost hes job and we are trying to claim these two benefits
has anyone else tried
regards carol
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12 years 4 weeks ago - 12 years 4 weeks ago #101749 by Gordon
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I am not aware of anybody being awarded DLA or ESA specifically for their having Dyslexia.
DLA is awarded for a claimants Care and/or Mobility needs, you would need to show that because of his Dyslexia that he has these requirements, have a look at our DLA claim guides for more information.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/dla/#dlaclaims
ESA is awarded because the claimant meets one or more the ESA descriptors and as a result qualifies for either the WRAG group or the Support Group. Question 7 covers communication but requires there the problem to be due to sensory impairment, again you could have a look at our claim guides.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/esa
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CA wrote: hi has anybody claimed esa and dla sucssesfully with dyslexia
my husband has servere dyslexia and 61yrs old he has lost hes job and we are trying to claim these two benefits
has anyone else tried
regards carol
Welcome to the forum, you might want to have a look at the following
Welcome to Benefits and Work
Your forum name appears to be your real name, if you want to change this, then please follow the instructions in the following FAQ
My full name is showing, how can I stop it?
I am not aware of anybody being awarded DLA or ESA specifically for their having Dyslexia.
DLA is awarded for a claimants Care and/or Mobility needs, you would need to show that because of his Dyslexia that he has these requirements, have a look at our DLA claim guides for more information.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/dla/#dlaclaims
ESA is awarded because the claimant meets one or more the ESA descriptors and as a result qualifies for either the WRAG group or the Support Group. Question 7 covers communication but requires there the problem to be due to sensory impairment, again you could have a look at our claim guides.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/esa
Gordon
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12 years 4 weeks ago #101752 by mumcarol
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hi gordon
thanks for the info i will look into that i am so shocked there is nothing on any forms for dyslexia this has a profound effect on every day living
dyslexia is classed as a disability but not many proffesionals or every day people are aware of this where are the adjustments for these people?
mantthanks
thanks for the info i will look into that i am so shocked there is nothing on any forms for dyslexia this has a profound effect on every day living
dyslexia is classed as a disability but not many proffesionals or every day people are aware of this where are the adjustments for these people?
mantthanks
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