12/08/2026
At This is Me, we know how much decisions around benefits and support can affect people’s everyday lives, independence and ability to participate.
If you have experience of applying for or receiving PIP, this is an opportunity to make sure lived experience is part of the conversation about what comes next.
Have your say on the future of PIP
The government’s review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is moving into its next stage — and disabled people and people with long-term health conditions are being invited to help shape the recommendations.
During September and October 2026, 15 workshops will take place online and in person across the UK.
These aren’t just workshops to share experiences. Participants will be asked to discuss, test and refine the Review’s emerging recommendations before its final report is published in Autumn 2026.
💬 The Review has already heard from more than 38,000 people, with many describing the PIP assessment and decision-making process as stressful and dehumanising.
Now there is another opportunity for lived experience to influence what happens next.
The workshops are primarily for disabled people and people living with long-term health conditions, and you do not need any previous experience of engaging with government consultations or reviews to take part.
📅 Registration opens: Wednesday 12 August at 10am
📅 Registration closes: Friday 21 August at 5pm
📩 Selected participants will be contacted by 4 September.
Participants will be selected randomly, with the steering group checking that the final group represents a balanced range of experiences and characteristics.
👉 Register your interest here:
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Please share this with anyone in your network who may want their voice to be heard. 💜
Thank you for taking the time to complete this form. This form is for you to express your interest in joining a workshop and to help ensure that the Review hears from people with a range of lived experience, expertise and diverse characteristics. The Review would like to hear from people...