
Provide free community care for all disabled people
The Issue
I am caught in the middle of a difficult situation, both serving as a carer for my loved ones and needing care myself. All my life, I have devoted myself to taking care of others, saving the system a ton of resources and funds. And now, when I need support, I am being charged £1290.00 every month for just 15 hours of care. This pressure is not only financial but also emotional, draining the very spirit needed to continue.
It is not just my story, but the echoing call of thousands of disabled individuals in our community. They are being asked to pay exuberant costs for care that should be a right, not a privilege. No one should be burdened with the added stress of financial strain when they are already facing physical or mental challenges.
In our society, many of us depend on community care support to live with dignity and independence. Introducing free community care for all disabled individuals is not just a dream but a need. The disabled community not only deserves but requires compassionate care without the shackles of unaffordable costs.
Research by various disability advocacy groups highlights that free community care is not just beneficial for individuals; it ultimately benefits society economically and socially. By investing in such care, we enable disabled people to contribute actively to the community, thus reducing long-term healthcare costs.
We call on the government to take immediate action by reviewing and revamping the current care system. We urge them to redirect funds readily saved by the unpaid contributions of carers like me into a comprehensive and free care support mechanism. This will prevent further exploitation and stress on disabled and older carers who have spent their lives saving the system.
The time for change is now. We owe it to every disabled individual to ensure they live with dignity and comfort. Sign the petition to demand free community care for all disabled people. Together, let's create a more just and caring society for everyone.

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The Issue
I am caught in the middle of a difficult situation, both serving as a carer for my loved ones and needing care myself. All my life, I have devoted myself to taking care of others, saving the system a ton of resources and funds. And now, when I need support, I am being charged £1290.00 every month for just 15 hours of care. This pressure is not only financial but also emotional, draining the very spirit needed to continue.
It is not just my story, but the echoing call of thousands of disabled individuals in our community. They are being asked to pay exuberant costs for care that should be a right, not a privilege. No one should be burdened with the added stress of financial strain when they are already facing physical or mental challenges.
In our society, many of us depend on community care support to live with dignity and independence. Introducing free community care for all disabled individuals is not just a dream but a need. The disabled community not only deserves but requires compassionate care without the shackles of unaffordable costs.
Research by various disability advocacy groups highlights that free community care is not just beneficial for individuals; it ultimately benefits society economically and socially. By investing in such care, we enable disabled people to contribute actively to the community, thus reducing long-term healthcare costs.
We call on the government to take immediate action by reviewing and revamping the current care system. We urge them to redirect funds readily saved by the unpaid contributions of carers like me into a comprehensive and free care support mechanism. This will prevent further exploitation and stress on disabled and older carers who have spent their lives saving the system.
The time for change is now. We owe it to every disabled individual to ensure they live with dignity and comfort. Sign the petition to demand free community care for all disabled people. Together, let's create a more just and caring society for everyone.

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Petition created on 30 October 2026
