Welfare advice for a PIP claim
Claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) can be complicated and stressful if you have a mental health condition. Speak to a welfare rights adviser if you need help with your PIP claim.
How can a welfare rights advisor help me apply for PIP
Several welfare rights organisations within Wales can help you with your PIP claim. However, the service each organisation offers can differ.
Welfare rights advisors may be able to help with the following when applying for PIP:
- Filling out the PIP form
- Preparing you for the PIP appeal process
- Representation at PIP tribunals
- Explaining what other benefits, you may be able to claim on PIP
- Advising on general PIP enquiries
Where can I get welfare advice for PIP?
You can get welfare rights advice on PIP from the Citizens Advice. You can also find a local welfare rights advisor to help you with your PIP claim through Turn2us or your local authority.
Mental Health and Money Advice for PIP
While you wait to get an appointment with a welfare advisor, you can use our free Mental Health and Money Advice PIP guide which explains the entire PIP process.
Can I get legal aid for a PIP claim?
Legal aid is not available for help with PIP claims unless you need to appeal a PIP decision to an Upper Tribunal.
