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Housing Benefit and Domestic Violence
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Thanks.......................As I understand the situation, she is still at the university - am I correct?
In which case, I would advise her to check with her NUS advisor and also her tutor - I know that it used to be the case that the university would support a woman in such a situation and help with accomodation on campus.0 -
Very good advice- contact student support/ welfare officer ASAPMarcheline wrote: »I would advise her to get an immediate appointment with the student services centre. They may be able to find her a place in the halls of residence. She should also immediately apply for the Access to Learning Fund from the university, which is a non repayable grant. I would also advise her to find a part time job.
Sign up with employment agencies- there are odd bits of work around ATM- often work that benefit claimants don't want because it is only a few hours for a week or 2 at a time- and so not worth signing off for- but perfect for studentsWe cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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