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Hi
My Son is 26 and has downs syndrom he currently goes to a adult special education centre in the west midlands twice a week. Tuesdays and Thursdays he gets picked up from home on the morning by coach or minibus and dropped off at the end of the day.
As of last week the council are going to charge me £40 a month for him to be picked up and dropped off.
I wont to know can they do this he is registered disabled and the centre is over 4 miles from where I live.
Can anybody help me I cannot afford to pay this money but I dont wont my son missing out.
Re: Special Needs having to pay for his own transport
Please Excuse my ignorance with regard to DS and the specific restrictions it puts on the sufferers life
What I do know is that as I am registered disabled and have severe traumatic brain injury, I am no longer able to drive but they have issued me with a blue badge!
However, that blue badge along with my disability allows me to have a free bus pass If that is going to be too much for him to cope with, you can always ask them to issue you with bus tokens instead, which can also be used in taxis.
Special Needs having to pay for his own transport
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If that is going to be too much for him to cope with, you can always ask them to issue you with bus tokens instead, which can also be used in taxis.
