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Are you or someone you know missing out on pension credit that you are entitled to? This week there has been a big push by the government and in the media by people such as Martin Lewis to get the … Continue reading →

Cost of Living support announcement Last week, the Chancellor announced a package of support worth over £15bn to help households with the rise in the cost of living. This package is in addition to the over £22bn announced previously, with … Continue reading →

Thankfully the warmer days are finally here. NDI is completely funded by charitable donations so if you’re looking for a charity to support why not make it Nailsea Disability Initiative this year? For full details please check out the following … Continue reading →

NDI will be closing today (20th Dec) for the Xmas holidays and reopening on the Thursday 6th. If you receive any paper work in this period don’t ignore it ! Ring the DWP and request a one month extension as … Continue reading →

As many of you will know we took the difficult decision at the beginning of April for the safety of our volunteers and clients to shut the NDI drop-in centre for what we thought would be a temporary period as … Continue reading →

Nailsea COVID-19 Help Group was set up to provide practical support to the people of Nailsea during the coronavirus outbreak. Check it out on Facebook https://t.co/Qz5Y1842qY?amp=1 If you need help or know someone who needs help please fill in our Help … Continue reading →

NDI Closure As A Result Of Coronavirus Statement With regret the Nailsea Disability Initiative has taken the decision to temporarily close the drop-in centre in line with the recommendations from central government with regards to responding to the Coronavirus. We … Continue reading →

If you are looking for a charity to support look no further than Nailsea Disability Initiative!  

Big thank you to everyone who popped by our stall on Friday at the Nailsea Crown Glass Shopping Centre Christmas Fayre and supported the charity by buying raffle tickets. We took nearly £200 in ticket sales on the night, and … Continue reading →