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We currently offer a free advice service to individuals that live, work or study within the Epsom and Ewell area. How to get advice
Information & advice is provided on a wide range of topics including:
● Benefits ● Employment ● Money and Credit issues ● Neighbour disputes ● Family & Personal issues ● Housing ● Consumer rights ● Immigration issues
If needed, we can also offer practical support such as help writing letters, form filling and negotiations with third parties. Advice and support is offered throughout all stages of the Welfare Benefits Appeals process, up to and including attending the tribunal itself.
In addition to our core service, we have specialist services for Money & Debt Advice and for Mental Health Outreach that offers support and advice to clients with severe and enduring mental health problems.
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