Share new writing with schools across the UK.

Scrounge is the story of Carol, a disabled mother, reapplying for welfare. Her daughter and carer, Hannah, is doing her best to support her mother and her friend, Abby - who has a new job assessing disabled applicants for the DWP.

This political theatrical script is important for young people to read and discuss, as it confronts our idea of "the deserving poor vs the fair and wise scrutiny of the government" and reveals a system that hurts people.

Scrounge was shortlisted for the Snoo Wilson Award in 2018. To find out about upcoming adaptations, follow Amie M Marie on Facebook .

Scrounge focuses on the horrendous impact that the Conservative government has had on disabled people via the notoriously troubled Personal Independence Payment (PIP). Essentially a welfare cut, the move from DLA to PIP traumatises disabled people and has claimed the lives of thousands in the UK.

This play was written based on new reports, verbatim ableism, and in combination with the author's experiences with the DWP.

The play is available for £9.99 per copy at Waterstones, Barnes & Nobel, and Amazon.

The aim of this fundraiser is to cover the cost of postage to schools and libraries, as well as the total cost to print physical copies of Scrounge.

Zero profit will be retained by the author or publishing house through this fundraiser: all monies received through this fundraiser will be used in the aforementioned ways.

If you would like to nominate your school or library, leave a comment and tell us how many copies of Scrounge we ought to send them!

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