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jenk1 · 15/08/2005 10:26

i have seen this mentioned a few times on this forum but dont know what they are can someone explainn them to me please

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jenk1 · 15/08/2005 11:50

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leesax · 17/08/2005 15:13

Hi,

Direct payment is when the social services agree that they will pay for you to have respite. they send the money into an account on a monthly basis and you pay the carer you choose directly.

Will worn you there is loads of paperwork as you are classed as an employer, but there is a organisation that can help with it all.

Jimjams · 17/08/2005 16:18

You don't have to use it for respite though. I use it for an extra pair of hands. My helper is out at the moment with ds2 and ds3, that allowed me to take ds1 out this afternoon. We're just back and now I can cook tea

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