Fund free prescriptions for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
We want the government to fund free prescriptions for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). MS is a condition that affects nerves in your central nervous system. It stays with you for life and is life changing.
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Fund free mental health condition prescriptions for all who need them
As a person with generalised anxiety disorder and OCD, I feel that my SSRI has had an immense positive impact on my mental health. I can only imagine this is the likely outcome for others too. I do not believe we should have to pay monthly to assist conquering our mental health conditions.
Fund free NHS prescriptions for students and under-25s in England
Extend free NHS prescriptions in England to students and everyone under 25, recognising the financial vulnerability of young people and bringing England closer in line with the rest of the UK.
Fund free access to weight loss meds for disabled people & lipoedema sufferers
We want the government to fund more weight loss medication on the NHS for those with limited mobility, disabled or those suffering with lipoedema. Those with lipoedema know that diet and exercise cannot cure it. However, weight management can help manage symptoms.
Make Medicine Prescriptions Free for Asthma Pump Users
This petition is very simply calling for the UK Government to give all people with Asthma an exemption from paying the prescription fee. More than three-quarters of people with asthma who pay for their prescriptions said they struggle to afford them, according to a recent report by Asthma UK
Fund free bus passes for all carers of disabled people
Amend the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme, Transport Act 2000 and relevant legislation, and fund mandatory free bus passes for all carers of disabled people. There are disabled people who cannot travel without their carers and we think carers should be able to travel with them for free.
Fund free prescriptions for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
We want the government to fund free prescriptions for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). MS is a condition that affects nerves in your central nervous system. It stays with you for life and is life changing.
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Where do you stand on this motion?
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Fund free mental health condition prescriptions for all who need them
As a person with generalised anxiety disorder and OCD, I feel that my SSRI has had an immense positive impact on my mental health. I can only imagine this is the likely outcome for others too. I do not believe we should have to pay monthly to assist conquering our mental health conditions.
Fund free NHS prescriptions for students and under-25s in England
Extend free NHS prescriptions in England to students and everyone under 25, recognising the financial vulnerability of young people and bringing England closer in line with the rest of the UK.
Fund free access to weight loss meds for disabled people & lipoedema sufferers
We want the government to fund more weight loss medication on the NHS for those with limited mobility, disabled or those suffering with lipoedema. Those with lipoedema know that diet and exercise cannot cure it. However, weight management can help manage symptoms.
Make Medicine Prescriptions Free for Asthma Pump Users
This petition is very simply calling for the UK Government to give all people with Asthma an exemption from paying the prescription fee. More than three-quarters of people with asthma who pay for their prescriptions said they struggle to afford them, according to a recent report by Asthma UK
Fund free bus passes for all carers of disabled people
Amend the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme, Transport Act 2000 and relevant legislation, and fund mandatory free bus passes for all carers of disabled people. There are disabled people who cannot travel without their carers and we think carers should be able to travel with them for free.