Additional Support

‘dosh’ can also help you with your finances in many other ways, like:

Going to your home and help you manage Direct Payments or Individualised Budget.
Offering your family or circle of support welfare benefits training.
Planning and managing your money or day-to-day budgeting.
Organising bill payments or help you open a bank account.
Checking the money system that supports you.
Checking you are fully involved in decisions about your money.
Acting as your Court Appointed Deputy to help you manage your finances.
Supporting a Court Appointed Deputy to help them with appointeeship responsibilities.
Delivering training to you, your family, your circle of support and/or organisations working with people with a learning disability.
Notifying the right authorities in the event of a death, and working with families, circles of support and/or solicitors to manage an estate.
Providing consultancy to organisations working with people with a learning disability.

These are just some of the ways ‘dosh’ can work with you. If there is something that is not on this list, do get in touch.