Resources
Below are documents relating to the Skipton Fund for recipient use.
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Benefits Waiver Supporting Documents
Payment Application Forms
Prescription Prepayment Forms
Ministerial Statements
Benefits Waiver Supporting Documents.
Joint Skipton Fund and Job Centre Plus Fraud Office letter for use by registrants when asked to attend an interview under cautionLetter from Skipton Fund administrators and sister organisations seeking assurance from Government that payment waiver will remain in Welfare Reform legislationLetter of assurance regarding Welfare Reform and benefit disregardsDraft Statutory Instrument illustrating the inclusion of payments waiver in upcoming Welfare Reforms. Part 17 specifically relatea to Skipton Fund recipients
Payment Application Forms and Guidance Notes
First Stage Application Form (for information only)First Stage Payment Application Form for Macfarlane and Eileen Trust Registrants (for information only)Second Stage payment Application Form (for information only)
Prescription Pre Payment Forms
Form FP95 for a pre-payment prescription cerificateSkipton Fund Prescription Prepayment Form (for use with form FP95)Skipton Fund Prescription Refund Form (for renewals between 10/01/2011 and 31/03/2011)
Ministerial Statements and Press Notices
REVIEW OF THE SUPPORT AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS INFECTED WITH HEPATITIS C AND/OR HIV BY NHS SUPPLIED BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS OR BLOOD PRODUCTS AND THEIR DEPENDANTSPRESS NOTICE – This document provides a summary of the changes that are to be introduced in due coursePRESS NOTICE – Scottish Minister announces Scottish response to Contaminated Blood ReviewW110203 More support for contaminated blood sufferers in Wales_eng.pdfOral Assembly Government statement on response to contaminated blood review - 8 March 2011.pdfNew financial support measures for people infected with contaminated blood in Northern Ireland – McGimpsey
Written Ministerial Statement, Department of Health, 21 December 2010: Update on the Review of support for those affected by contaminated bloodWritten Ministerial Statement, Department of Health, Thursday 14 October 2010: Support for those affected by contaminated blood
