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Our Resources

This page shows the most up-to-date resources and campaigns from WheelieQueer. It's a great opportunity to get involved with the latest important events, as well as using our resouces to campaign for change.

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Use our Disability Glossaries

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Our condition-specific glossaries are designed to help you describe your experiences clearly when applying for disability benefits. Whether you're trying to find the right word for a feeling, experience, or symptom—or you're struggling to explain things like concentration fatigue, executive dysfunction, or sensory overload—these glossaries offer everyday language to help assessors better understand your condition. To access the glossaries for neurodivergent people, Deaf people, people with chronic illness, and more, click here.

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Changes to PIP, ESA and Universal Credit

Here is our guide to understand the current changes are to ESA, PIP and Universal Credit and what that means for the future of disability benefits. Read here.

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Benefit client policies

If you are an existing or prospective disability benefit client, have a look at our policies that cover social media, cancellations, and other important information. Read here

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LGBT+ resources

Resources for LGBT+ people on a range of topics including coming out, reporting hate crime and being at risk of estrangment and homelessness. This is slowly being updated. Click here.

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DeafExpo Resources

For anyone unable to access our standard printed resources, have a look at the digital and accessible versions of our leaflets and documents. Click here

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