Citizens Advice Halton (operating name of Halton Citizens Advice Bureau) is an independent charity that provides free, confidential and impartial advice and information to people on a wide range of issues. We are available to everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, and we are funded primarily by donations and government grants. Some of the main areas that Citizens Advice provides advice on include: 1) Benefits: helping people to understand their entitlements to benefits and providing assistance with making claims and challenging decisions. 2) Debt: providing advice on how to deal with debt problems and helping people to negotiate repayment plans with creditors. 3) Housing: providing advice on housing issues, such as eviction, disrepair, and homelessness. 4) Employment: providing advice on employment rights, such as discrimination, dismissal, and redundancy. 5) Consumer rights: providing advice on consumer rights, such as faulty goods and services, and how to make complaints. We also campaign for policy changes that benefit the wider community, based on the issues and experiences of people seeking advice. They work to improve the systems and services that affect people's lives, as well as to tackle social injustice and inequality. Overall, our main goal is to empower people with the information and tools they need to make informed decisions and take positive steps towards improving their lives.
advice@cahalton.org.uk
Unit 3 Victoria Buildings Lugsdale Road WIDNES, WA8 6DJ
Areas Of Work
Children, Young People and Families, Economic, social and community development, Education and research, Employment and training, Environment, Health, Housing, Law, crime, human/civil rights and information, Social services, Supporting Voluntary and community organisations
Groups worked with
All, Black and minority ethnic people, Carers, Children (0 -12), Disabled people, Faith communities, Families / single parents, Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people, Homeless people, Looked after children, Men, Offenders / ex-offenders, Older people (over 65 years of age), People with learning disabilities, People with mental health problems, Refugees and people seeking asylum, Service and ex-service people, Substance users / those with addiction problems, Tenants and residents, Unemployed people, Victims / survivors of crime, Women, Young people (aged 13-25)
Areas worked in
Halton - Runcorn, Halton - Widnes, Halton Wide