Dying Matters: Benefits and Wills advice
As part of Dying Matters Week 2021, Primrose Hospice’s benefits advisor has filmed a video offering Benefits and Wills advice.
This year’s theme is ‘In A Good Place’ and Clare Stallard, family support and benefits advisor, offers some practical benefits and Wills advice on help available if you or a loved one is given a life-limiting diagnosis.
From Wills to PIP and Carers Allowance, Clare tells you what you need to know.
Primrose has teamed up with KEMP Hospice and Worcestershire Association of Carers for this year’s campaign and created a joint range of resources to help people speak about dying, death and bereavement.
The three organisations will be holding a Live Q&A online which people can join for free on Friday, May 14 from 11am to 12pm.
You will be able to chat to our experts and ask questions about palliative care, dying, death and bereavement. If you can’t make it then you are welcome to submit any questions in advance or join in the conversation on the day. Just add your questions to the chat box during the discussions.
Confirmed panellists:
From Worcestershire Association of Carers
Kim Terry: Team Lead for Carer Pathway Advisers
From KEMP Hospice
Caitlyn Adkins: Advance Care Planning Facilitator
Gareth Vaughan: Family Support & Bereavement Services Manager
From Primrose Hospice
Clare Stallard: Family Support and Benefits Advisor
From Attwood Funerals
Kate Spohrer: Funeral Director and Celebrant
This event has now passed and bookings have closed.
Benefits advice is just one of the many services available to patients and families at Primrose Hospice.
Primrose Hospice & Family Support Centre is an independent charity, offering care and advice to patients living with a life-limiting illness and support for families who are bereaved or who have a family member with a life-limiting illness in North East Worcestershire.
We have a Day Hospice providing a range of tailored support for patients. Our friendly & professional Clinical Team will provide you with the support and understanding to make decisions which best suit your needs and diagnosis.
Our Family Support Service offers individualised support to adults and children including a counselling service, benefits advice and our living well service.
