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Classes for disabled parents-to-be should make 'reasonable adjustments' to make them accessible to all people. Reasonable adjustments could include: using a pen and notepad to communicate with you if you are deaf or hearing impaired and/or providing induction loops in a certain room | holding the class in an accessible location for physically disabled parents | arranging for someone to explain what is being said at the class more simply for a person with a learning disability.
If you receive Disability Living Allowance and your care needs change as a result of your parenting role, you should contact the Disability Living Allowance helpline. A decision-maker will then be able to consider whether your change in circumstances affects the rate of Disability Living Allowance y
A disabled person has the right to ask for an assessment of their health and social care needs and if you have parenting responsibilities (for a child under 18) the assessment of your needs should also cover the support you need to carry out these responsibilities. If you are a parent-to-be, you can let the social services team know about your situation before your baby is born to help them plan your support.
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- Disability, Pregnancy & Parenthood internationalBuilding bridges between disabled parents and professionals. DPPi is a charity for disabled people who are already parents and their families,. More
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If a friend, another relative or your spouse or partner gives you a regular and substantial amount of caring or help around the house - they have the right to an assessment. Following an assessment, services should not be given to them - in particular children - in place of services for you as the disabled adult/parent. If a child is regularly carrying out substantial caring for you this should lead to an assessment of your support needs.
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