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The document is a form for claiming Crisis Payment due to extreme circumstances, specifically related to domestic violence or other severe hardships. It outlines eligibility criteria for new and existing customers receiving social security benefits who are facing financial difficulties and have either left their home or remain in it after experiencing domestic violence. The form provides instructions on filling it out, required supporting documents, and contact information for assistance.

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