we understand the significant impact that pulmonary hypertension can have on people\u2019s lives, including the ability to work and manage finances. we deeply empathise with those who are seeking financial assistance to help alleviate the burden of this condition.<\/p>
however, as a charity with limited resources, unfortunately we are unable to offer grants or financial assistance to individuals<\/strong>. (the only exception to this is for the provision of dry suits for children on intravenous therapy \u2013 please <\/em>contact us<\/em><\/a> if you would like to enquire about this).<\/em><\/p> as an organisation, we must ensure that our limited funds are allocated in a manner that is fair, sustainable, and aligned with our mission to support the entire pulmonary hypertension community.<\/p> therefore, our primary focus is on supporting our community through developing new information resources and support initiatives, which we ensure are always available without charge \u2013 including our many printed publications and materials. you can find all of our resources, and order what you need completely free, here<\/a>.<\/p> while we cannot provide direct financial assistance ourselves, we are committed to helping our community access the support they may need in other ways, and you may find some of the following resources on our website helpful:<\/p> further support and advice<\/strong><\/p> the following organisations may be able to provide further support and advice around grants, financial assistance, and monetary support if you are affected by pulmonary hypertension:<\/p> turn2us<\/a> provides information and support about welfare benefits and charitable grants. you can also access their tools via the pha uk website here<\/a>.<\/p> citizens advice bureau<\/a> can help with a wide range of issues including financial and employment difficulties. <\/p> acas<\/a> gives free, impartial advice on workplace rights, rules and best practice. they can advise on your rights at work or disputes with employers.<\/p>