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Alex Murray

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ahemurray.bsky.social
It’s officially (almost) the end of the week and the survey has had 99 responses already. Thank you so much to everyone who has shared and/or filled it out. Shows how important this is! #PIP #DisabilityRights
ahemurray.bsky.social
Thank you for asking it’s good to explain anything that might be less clear!
ahemurray.bsky.social
Also to add no contact details that are given to me will be shared with anyone else. The research information on the survey also gives all the details about how data will be stored and secured.
ahemurray.bsky.social
They will be! It is an anonymous survey with the option to add an email address at the end if someone wishes to hear about findings/new research. Any details that people give that could identify them will also be removed before anything is shared or written up.
ahemurray.bsky.social
This is a fantastic look into what’s going on with increased PIP claimants. The ‘problem’ really is greater poverty and need rather than ineligible people giving a claim a go and getting through by hook.
ahemurray.bsky.social
This is to submit evidence to the government on changes to disability benefits.
ahemurray.bsky.social
I am doing a survey to gather people’s experiences of receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Adult Disability Payment
(ADP) to highlight the impact that disability benefits can have on the wellbeing of disabled people.

forms.office.com/e/7Kda0UzP6G
The image shows a research flyer with information about the study. The survey with all the details can be found via this link https://forms.office.com/e/7Kda0UzP6G

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disrightsuk.bsky.social
Today, alongside DPAC, Scope and Rethink Mental Illness, we gave evidence at a Work and Pensions Select Committee on the impact of the proposed Green Paper cuts.

We were unequivocal: these cuts will lead to more deaths.

Watch clips of our evidence below 👇

youtu.be/wVW3Oud3zm0
DR UK Give Evidence to Work & Pensions Select Committee
YouTube video by DisabilityRightsUK1
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z2ktrust.bsky.social
As accessing disability benefits becomes even harder, our advice services and influencing work are more important than ever.

Looking to support our vital work? Take on a fundraising challenge for Z2K - we have accessible challenges suitable for all.

z2k.org/fundraising-...
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neweconomics.bsky.social
NEW ANALYSIS: A rise in financial hardship is a key driver of the increase in benefit claims. These new figures cast serious doubts on the government’s justification for cutting disability and incapacity payments. 1/10
Screengrab from NEF website. Photo shows couple at home looking at laptop. Text reads: What’s behind the rise in disability benefit claims?
Rising rates of disability colliding with greater financial hardship are pushing more people to seek support

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