Hello my 23 year old son has significant learning disability and lives with me he now wants to live independently by him self I'm worried about that I don't want him on his own and he don't like telling people he has learning disability so won't get assessed he wants to do it all by self he is on pip and EDA I'm his appointee but I handle his money im worried him moving as he too has depression and anxiety I don't know what to do
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That’s tough. There is help in supported living but you do have to ask for it. Do you have access to a social worker through the tests you listed?
Hi I'm 11 months down the road with our daughter age 30,trying to sort out independent living it's very slow progress,no ware near sorting it out she suffers high anxiety, autism,so my experience,start looking in to it,via social worker,msrk
Hi,
Getting the support he needs doesnt mean he has to tell everyone, just the people who can support him or sort out funding. Perhaps he can talk to you or another person he trusts about it and how his information is confidential. It still wont be easy if he doesnt like talking about it but it may be something he can aim to overcome in order to reach his goal of living more independently.