advice needed please

boo666

kelda_shelton wrote: »

Now thats what my sister got.. I couldn't remeber the name till I saw it there boo666!!

googled again... heres a link...

http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/Customers/WorkingAgeBenefits/Dev_013949.xml.html

So perhaps the 'helpful' jobcentre worker was wrong?

LMAO of course they are helpful NOT :rotfl:

boo666

i forgot to say you can apply for up to 1500.00 from them and always over price the items on the claim form because they always seem to half things.
plus its intrest free!!!!!!!!!

rainy12345

Thank you so much for this advice and help and best wishes for the move into our new family home. The links are great and i will be making contact with the organistaions mentioned. it's nice to know that there are kind and helpfull people here and it it very much appreciated.
(and we are really really excited about moving into a place of our own that we can make into a lovely family home for our children)

seven-day-weekend

No advice other than that which has been offered, but just wanted to say I hope all goes well in your new home.

crin

Hi Rainy Glad you and your family now have a secure home as temporary accommodation isn't usually very nice.

Ignore the nast post from Mandij30 negativity is useless and it sounds as though she has axes to grind and issues of her own to work on!

The Furniture Project someone posted about is good advice. Our local council give referrals to people on very low income or benefits to go to our local one and they can sometimes get things for free or for a minimal price.

Also the advice about crisis loans is good and worth looking into. I think it is administrated seperately from JobCentrePlus but I know you can pick up the forms from there so give it a go.

Good luck

boo666

do not ring the 0800 number as this is for crisis loans on the day eg food, go into a job centre and ask for a crisis loan for items..