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DSA assessment, but I cannot travel there.
I have to have another DSA assessment (even though I've been part time for 5 years) as I have new disabilities that need assessing.
I live in South London. The assessment centre is in Canterbury.
I cannot travel at all on the London Underground, I'd need to use it part of the way, as last time I tried to travel just two stops on on an Underground train with my support worker, I nearly smashed a window and was screaming until we got off. I cannot go to St Pancras International (the station I'd need to use to get onto HS1 to go to Canterbury) as even though I love high speed rail, St Pancras would cause me to have a meltdown (sensory overload) and I know that there are lots of police there who may take it wrongly.
What can be done about this? I would like to have the assessment but due to my autism (neurologist said it is Classic Autism) I cannot go there.
Can they come to me? Or can I get funding for a taxi? I would need my support worker to come with me for the whole taxi ride and assessment, which would cost me money (I currently pay for my home support privately with my dad's help, as my London Borough council are crap).
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