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you have received a lump sum benefit within tariff levels 1 to 8 of the Armed Forces and Reserve Forces (Compensation) Scheme and have been certified as having a permanent and substantial disability that causes inability to walk or very considerable difficulty in walking If you are applying on a mobile or tablet device, you can take a photo of the required documents and upload within the application itself.

Although people with non-physical disabilities are not excluded from receiving a Blue Badge, the current rules are open to interpretation. The new criteria will give clear and consistent guidelines on Blue Badge eligibility for the whole of England. You’ll need torenew your badge after 3 years. You'll also have to re-apply for a badge if you stop getting the benefit your badge is linked to.you regularly have intense and overwhelming responses to situations causing temporary loss of behavioural control For many this is social media. The fear over how people will react still persists. On the other side, with continually increased dialogue on mental health in the public eye, there are people who know it is important to talk about it, but don’t feel they can as they may not consider they have experienced any problems with mental health themselves.

With this campaign we want to create a safe space online for people to share their experiences and ask people questions about mental health which normally they may not feel comfortable doing. Learners will be trained over four live sessions with an MHFA England Instructor Member, covering 14 hours of content in total.​ Be active. Regular physical activity helps people of all ages. It doesn’t have to be an organised, fast-paced activity such as football or pilates. You could follow a yoga video, go for a walk (at your own pace), or dance around your living room. Being active outdoors is great, if you can – sometimes it depends on the space and weather you have. Sometimes it’s nice to be alone, but you could also use being active to connect with other people where possible.proof of identification - for example, a birth or marriage certificate, passport or driving licence Common examples of organisations that may be eligible include residential care homes, hospices or local council social services departments. It is unlikely that taxi or private hire operators and community transport operators would be eligible for an organisational Blue Badge as they are not usually concerned with the care of disabled people. Related guidance Blue Badges: your rights and responsibilities

scored 10 points in the ‘planning and following journeys’ area of your PIP assessment and were put in category ‘E’ - this means your stress, anxiety or other mental health issue stops you leaving the houseIf you have any score other than 10 points under descriptor E, in the ‘planning and following journeys’ activity of PIP you may still be eligible for a Blue Badge, but you do not automatically qualify. This includes if you have a higher score of 12. You will have to provide evidence to demonstrate your eligibility which will be assessed as part of your application. People who may get a Blue Badge If you carry around bulky equipment because of your child’s condition, you should list it.For example, if your child needs ventilators, suction machines, feed pumps or oxygen administration equipment. You can also upload a recent digital photo. Just make sure the photos or scans are good quality and include all of the relevant information. Show you’re on their side. Try to make the person feel as comfortable as you can and don’t judge what they say. You don’t have to try to solve what they’re telling you: just being there to listen will make a huge difference. healthcare or associated professionals that have been involved with the treatment of your condition