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Q9: communicating verbally

Help to fill in Q9: communicating verbally for PIP. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Help with your PIP claim
- Check how to fill in your claim form
- Q9: communicating verbally
Q8 - getting around safely

Help to fill in Q8: getting around safely for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Sick or disabled people and carers
- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Help claiming ESA
- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q8 - getting around safely
How much DLA you can get for your child

You can get between £28.70 and £184.30 a week in Disability Living Allowance (DLA) to help look after a child who has a disability or health condition
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- Disability Living Allowance for children
- Before you claim DLA
- How much DLA you can get for your child
Q12 - awareness of hazards or danger

Help to fill in Q12: awareness of hazards or danger for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q12 - awareness of hazards or danger
Q4: eating and drinking

Help to fill in Q4: eating and drinking for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question
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- Q4: eating and drinking
Q13: going out

Help to fill in Q13: going out for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question for your claim
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- Q13: going out
Q6: washing and bathing

Help to fill in Q6: washing and bathing for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question
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- Q6: washing and bathing
Q15: additional information

Help to fill in Q15: additional information for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question
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- Q15: additional information
Q5: managing treatments

Help to fill in Q5: managing treatments for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question
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- Check how to fill in your claim form
- Q5: managing treatments
Your medication and other treatment

The DWP wants to know about your medication and any treatment you're having - it’ll help them get a better picture of your situation
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- Sick or disabled people and carers
- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
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- Your medication and other treatment