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Appalling.
Severely disabled teenager who is fed through a tube and can't walk or talk is forced to travel 25 miles for a 'fit for work' interview
Aaron Faulkner, 19, was told by the Department for Work and Pensions he had to attend a face-to-face fit for work interview in Doncaster despite being severely disabled. As a result the family had to make the 25-minute trip from Sheffield to prove Aaron is not fit to work despite his medical records stating his condition. Aaron is wheelchair bound, cannot control his arms and has difficulty breathing as well as suffering from cerebral palsy. Aaron is pictured with his mother Joanne (left), 43, and his father Lee (right), 46.
Aaron Faulkner, 19, was told by the Department for Work and Pensions he had to attend a face-to-face fit for work interview in Doncaster despite being severely disabled. As a result the family had to make the 25-minute trip from Sheffield to prove Aaron is not fit to work despite his medical records stating his condition. Aaron is wheelchair bound, cannot control his arms and has difficulty breathing as well as suffering from cerebral palsy. Aaron is pictured with his mother Joanne (left), 43, and his father Lee (right), 46.