ALT A black-and-white cartoon shows a man lying on a therapist’s couch, speaking with a surprised expression. Sitting opposite him in an armchair is a fluffy therapy dog wearing a tag that says “THERAPY DOG.” The dog holds a clipboard and appears to be listening attentively. The caption underneath reads: “Have you tried barking?”

ALT Alt text: A blue infographic explaining LCWRA (Limited Capability for Work and Work-Related Activity) under Universal Credit. 1️⃣ “LCWRA: What Everyone Should Know” • LCWRA provides essential support for those too unwell to work. • It’s not a luxury—it’s survival for those facing serious illness or disability. • Every £1 cut from LCWRA means real people facing impossible choices. 2️⃣ “Understanding Universal Credit’s Three Paths” • ✅ Work group: Capable of working now. • ⚖️ Work prep group: Building toward employment. • ❌ LCWRA: Unable to work due to health or disability. • LCWRA isn’t about avoiding work—it’s about dignity when work isn’t possible. It is only given when health professionals confirm that working would seriously worsen health. 3️⃣ “LCWRA: Beyond the Acronym” • Stands for Limited Capability for Work & Work-Related Activity. • It stands between thousands of people and destitution. • Recognises that sometimes health must come before work. • Anyone could need