Timms Review sparks fears about the future of PIP

Disability Rights UK

The Timms Review's draft recommendations for the future of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) have raised concerns, suggesting a shift from a cash-only benefit to a mix of cash, services, and support based on "cost categories." While some improvements are highlighted, such as maintaining PIP as non-means tested and increasing transparency, the vague language and lack of a clear eligibility framework for the new benefit have sparked fears of unequal treatment among disabled people. The proposals also raise questions about the impact on those with invisible impairments, as highlighted by the upcoming Fonagy report and recent mental health funding plans.

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