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Permits and schemes

Transport permits and schemes.

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Taxi Card

The Taxicard scheme helps disabled people on low incomes to pay for taxi journeys.
Contact Cambridge City Council 01223 457200
Website

 

Disabled Persons Rail Card

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Free Bus Pass

Online application form for free bus pass.
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Blue Badge disabled parking permit

Online application for first time applications and customers who have an existing Blue Badge.
Website

Published: 5th July, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2026

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Housing and residential care

Cambridge housing and residential care.

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Community Alarm Service

The Community Alarm Service installs a pendant alarm in your home which, when pressed, contacts our response centre to notify us that you need help.
Contact 01223 457648 or email
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Cambridge Handyperson Service

The Age UK service is for people aged over 65 years, or those with a disability living.
Contact 0300 666 9860 or 01480 700 805
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Thomas Pocklington Trust   

Thomas Pocklington Trust is a charity organisation for people with sight loss.  
Provides information for visual impaired people who are looking for a new home, seeking to live independently for the first time or experiencing problems in their current accommodation.
Contact 02089 950880 or email 
Website 

Published: 13th April, 2018

Updated: 9th January, 2026

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Carers and disability benefits

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Access to Work scheme  

The Government Access to Work scheme is a scheme run by Jobcentre Plus.  The scheme provides advice and practical support to disabled people to enable them to work alongside their colleagues.
Contact 0303 1239999 or email
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Henshaws

A summary of concessions and benefits for blind and visually impaired people.
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Published: 13th April, 2018

Updated: 4th January, 2023

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Advice and guidance

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Cambridge Job Centre Plus

Henry Giles House, 73-79 Chesterton Road, Cambridge, CB4 3BQ
Contact 0845 604 3719  Website

 

Cambridge Citizens Advice Bureau

66 Devonshire Road, Cambridge, CB1 2BL
Contact 0344 848 7979  Email Website

                                                                       

Citizens Advice Rural Cambs

Contact 0344 2451292 Website                                                          

Adult Sensory Services 

Sensory Services works with adults, and some children, who are deaf-blind, deaf, hard of hearing, registered blind, partially sighted or experiencing visual loss to help them stay as independent as possible. 
Contact 0345 045 5202 Email Website

                 

Children Sensory Services

Sensory Services' Visual Impairment team support children who have a medically diagnosed visual impairment, which cannot be corrected by wearing glasses, to receive specialist help with their education and learning.
Contact 01480 373434  Email Website  

                                                                                                   

RNIB

Offers practical help, advice and tips on finance, employment and benefits to support blind and partially sighted people to remain independent.
Contact 0303 1239999 Email Website

Published: 5th July, 2018

Updated: 7th April, 2021

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