Many CAEE clients live with a long-term health condition or disability. We campaign for fair treatment and equal opportunities.
Marian Anghileri has been reading a new report from our friends at StepChange debt charity. Their research reminds us that empathy and support tailored to the individual’s situation and capability are critical in helping neurodivergent people.
Marian is a specialist debt and money adviser at Citizens Advice Epsom & Ewell. (3 minutes)
Barriers to benefits. At Citizens Advice Epsom and Ewell, we see vulnerable clients every day facing significant obstacles when applying for the support they really need.
The Budget. Two cheers for people under pressure: household support, more help with debt repayment.
Common mental health disorders are rising fast among young people. Why is this? Tish asks if a dedicated Citizens Advice service could help solve the problem.
Tish Ahabwe Mukankusi is a Trainee Assessor at Citizens Advice Epsom & Ewell. (3 minutes)
Our MFT colleague Christine was on the radio discussing the Financial Wellbeing Support Service.
Mental health conditions have been rising among the young. There are ways we can help.
Local service standards really matter to all local people but some more than others.
We've posted reflections on our 2023-24 campaigns with thinking about the new campaign year 2024-25.
Costly differences. Local services under threat hit vulnerable people hardest. Just like essentials price inflation.
We welcome Matthew Swindells as national Chair. Health policy really matters to so many clients in the current crisis.
By Anna Tickle, Research & Campaigns Volunteer
Citizens Advice and Mary Frances Trust link to provide new financial and wellbeing service.
The cost-of-living crisis is not inflicting pain equally.
We learned more about our own clients and our own assumptions.
The breadth of support needed reflects clients' situations and shows the extent of current problems.
Comment. The February inflation announcement apparently shocked everyone except people who buy food and drinks.
In 2022 people with a disability were the largest group of CAEE clients needing help to sort out their benefits.
This post is part of a Citizens Advice policy campaign on behalf of people living with disability.
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