INFORMATION & ADVICE
Helping You Access the Support You Deserve
Navigating the benefits system and accessing the support you are entitled to can feel overwhelming.
With so much information available, getting lost in a maze of forms, applications, and eligibility criteria is easy.
That’s where our Information and Advice Service comes in.
Are you applying for a Blue Badge, Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance, Carer’s Allowance, or seeking guidance on Pension Credit? We can support you every step of the way.
We know these forms can be overwhelming, so let us take the stress out of the process. To book an appointment with our team, call the Hub or email us at ianda@rmch.org.uk.
To get help in a particular area please click on the icons below, otherwise continue to scroll to see some of the general ways we can help and signpost you.
“I think the Hub is marvellous. It has made a huge difference to my Dad. The people who work there are so kind, hardworking and dedicated.”
A Community Member
HOW WE CAN HELP YOU
Our team provides free, expert advice to help you understand and apply for the support you need, including:
- Blue Badge applications, for disabled parking.
- Attendance Allowance, for those over 65 with care needs.
- Personal Independence Payments (PIP), for under 65s with mobility and care needs.
- General benefits advice and application support.
Appointments are required, book a session with our friendly team to discuss your circumstances.
Call us today on 01797 363888 for expert guidance.
Not sure where to start? Contact us for advice or help with your application.
We can also assist with appeals if your application has been declined.
Our dedicated Dementia Coordinator is here for anyone living on Romney Marsh who may be affected by memory concerns or a dementia diagnosis.
We offer compassionate, ongoing support for individuals, families, and carers every step of the way.
If you would like a friendly chat or some guidance, please get in touch with Joseph Parry at joseph.parry@rmch.org.uk.
You are not alone, we are here to help.
ONLINE RESOURCES
In addition to our in person support, there are excellent online tools to help you check eligibility and understand your options:
Citizens Advice, offers detailed benefit advice and guidance. Visit Citizens Advice to find your local branch.
Benefits Calculators, use an online benefits calculator to check what financial help you might be entitled to.
Which? Magazine, provides consumer guidance on the benefits system and eligibility.
GOV.UK, stay updated on benefit changes and welfare reforms. Visit GOV.UK for more details.