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turned down for disability facilities grant
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our ot said we didnt qualify for the grant,im not sure i believe her.
my daughter is 3 has downs and diabetes.
we want to extend our house,giving her a larger bedroom with en-suite,to help her be more independent as she grows.also a downstairs wet room,incase she isnt very moblie,as she dosnt walk yet.
the ot said,we cant give the grant because she cant have both en-suite and wet room.
also because we wasnt having a lift instead of stairs.
dos anyone know if this is true,or if there is a way around this.thanks
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#1 02-25-2011, 09:27 AM
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(02-25-2011 09:27 AM)paulakyle Wrote:  our ot said we didnt qualify for the grant,im not sure i believe her.
my daughter is 3 has downs and diabetes.
we want to extend our house,giving her a larger bedroom with en-suite,to help her be more independent as she grows.also a downstairs wet room,incase she isnt very moblie,as she dosnt walk yet.
the ot said,we cant give the grant because she cant have both en-suite and wet room.
also because we wasnt having a lift instead of stairs.
dos anyone know if this is true,or if there is a way around this.thanks

I think you will find they are right.We was only given an extension and wet room (we paid £18,000 on top of DfG) because our daughter is profoundly disabled ,she cannot walk at all thus carrying her up and downstairs was becoming dangerous .
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#2 02-25-2011, 01:32 PM
(02-25-2011 09:27 AM)paulakyle Wrote:  our ot said we didnt qualify for the grant,im not sure i believe her.
my daughter is 3 has downs and diabetes.
we want to extend our house,giving her a larger bedroom with en-suite,to help her be more independent as she grows.also a downstairs wet room,incase she isnt very moblie,as she dosnt walk yet.
the ot said,we cant give the grant because she cant have both en-suite and wet room.
also because we wasnt having a lift instead of stairs.
dos anyone know if this is true,or if there is a way around this.thanks

Sorry just saw that you stated she doesnt walk .Will she be able to walk in time ?
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#3 02-25-2011, 01:35 PM
(02-25-2011 01:35 PM)dallas1 Wrote:  
(02-25-2011 09:27 AM)paulakyle Wrote:  our ot said we didnt qualify for the grant,im not sure i believe her.
my daughter is 3 has downs and diabetes.
we want to extend our house,giving her a larger bedroom with en-suite,to help her be more independent as she grows.also a downstairs wet room,incase she isnt very moblie,as she dosnt walk yet.
the ot said,we cant give the grant because she cant have both en-suite and wet room.
also because we wasnt having a lift instead of stairs.
dos anyone know if this is true,or if there is a way around this.thanks

Sorry just saw that you stated she doesnt walk .Will she be able to walk in time ?

thanks,yes she will hopefully walk.
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