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There are currently 122 active factsheets/guides
This factsheet gives information about the law relating to park homes (also called mobile homes or caravans). It is aimed at park homeowners who are entitled to use their home as a permanent residence, not people staying or living holiday caravans.
There are things you can do to make sure others know how you would like to be cared for and which medical treatment(s) you would want to refuse, if you are ever unable to make or communicate those decisions yourself. Preparing an advance statement
This factsheet explains who makes benefit decisions, how a decision can be challenged, and how to make complaints.
This factsheet aims to help you understand how to recognise and deal with debt problems, as well as where to seek assistance with debt. Included is information about: the stages of debt advice how to seek assistance organisations that can help
This factsheet explains intermediate care and reablement. These terms describe short-term NHS and social care support that aims to help you: avoid unnecessary admission to hospital be as independent as possible after an unplanned hospital stay
The Equality Act 2010 came into force on 1 October 2010 and combines almost all UK previous anti-discrimination laws in one single law. One of its most important aims is to consolidate and update the Public Sector Equality Duty - a duty for public bodies
This factsheet gives information about homelessness. It explains how your local authority can help you if you are homeless and the circumstances in which it has a duty to rehouse you. Information on the allocation of council and housing association housi
This factsheet explains some basic information about your choices with respect to drawing down pension savings. You can contact Pension Wise for information and guidance. This factsheet sets out the impact of different choices drawing down pension funds
This guide is about how to protect your finances as far as possible and what to do if things do go wrong.
This factsheet gives information about Universal Credit, a means-tested benefit for people under State Pension age. It gives information about Universal Credit, how it affects people claiming other benefits and how to claim it.
This factsheet gives information about Personal Independence Payment (PIP), a non means-tested benefit for people aged 16 to 64 who have a disability. The factsheet also gives information about Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
This factsheet gives information about Attendance Allowance, a non means-tested benefit for people over State Pension age who have care needs. State Pension age is gradually increasing and is 65 and 2-3 months in April 2019 and will be 65 and 8-9 months b
Information about how to avoid scams.
Information about State Pensions
Guidance for individuals who would like to access a Beamsley Trust grant.
How to apply for a grant from The Craven Trust for your community group.
This guide provides you with information and ideas about how to adapt your home to enable you, or the person you care for, to live safely and independently.
There may come a time when we need someone to make decisions on our behalf. Find out more about your options, different types of power of attorney and how they work.
A list of Nursing and Residential Care Homes to help you find the best care and housing option for you.
This guide reminds older drivers of their legal obligations, gives tips about continuing to drive safely, and addresses the sensitive issue of deciding when to stop driving.
