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Getting a child with disabilities their own room-Housing advice
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Do you think planning permission would be an issue?
If not would you have a bedroom large enough to split down the middle and make 2 smaller rooms?
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wish i could do that daniel to one of my rooms but my house isnt big enough for us to split one room into 2.
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Would you say planning permision would be an issue?
Because the Disabled Facilities Grants would cover these fees.
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Can I ask what community care grant you are referring to? I work for DWP doing a community care grant and this would not be paid out for an extension. It is not something we would be allowed to pay for. What other communit care grants are available as it would be useful for me to tell my customers Thanks.[/i]
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(12-28-2009 08:42 AM)debfro34@hotmail.com Wrote:  Can I ask what community care grant you are referring to? I work for DWP doing a community care grant and this would not be paid out for an extension. It is not something we would be allowed to pay for. What other communit care grants are available as it would be useful for me to tell my customers Thanks.[/i]
Your quite right....Blush
Wrong grant mentioned....Huh

The grant which would be applicible would be the Disabled Facilities Grants.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Ooohhh so yo work for the DWP??
Is it just the community care grants you deal with or is there other issues you deal with?:cmas_emoticon019:
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