The Citizens Advice Bureau

The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) provide free support on a large range of issues. One of their aims is to ensure that you do not suffer through lack of knowledge of your rights and responsibilities or of the services available to you through an inability to express your needs effectively.

Further information and contact details:

www.cas.org.uk

Tags

• advice
• advocacy
• help
• money
• support to deal with debt
• your rights

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