 | What does it do?The service provides advice to people in Coventry on a wide range of issues including:
Drop-in Service
Deaf Service
Macmillan Service - advice on cancer
Financial Advice
Legal Advice
Benefits advice etc
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Who it is for: The service is provided for anyone from the Coventry area to obtain advice. | Where it is available: Local service covering: Coventry (West Midlands). Coventry | What it costs: The service is free of charge | How to access or apply for it: Check the website for more information or telephone for advice.
If you are intending to attend the Bureau for advice you will need to attend between 09.30am and 4.00pm.
We can see up to 20 people each day. There also is a reception service
available every day which provides information only, no advice. | What to expect then: After providing you with advice, we will either:
Conclude your issue(s) during the gateway interview;
Take you on as a client and assist you with your ongoing issue(s);
Refer you to another organisation better suited to your advice needs. | Classification(s): Legal & financial, Casework, advocacy & support, Information & options appraisal, Financial advice (benefits), Legal advice, Information, Signposting / gateway service | Info last updated: 01/03/2011. |
| About the service provider: | | Contact info: | Coventry Citizens Advice Bureau: Kirby House Little Park Street, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 2JZ. (view on map) Telephone: 024 76223284 Fax: 024 76256635 http://www.coventrycab.org.uk/ | | Parent organisation: | Citizens Advice | | Who are they? | The Citizens Advice Bureau Service offers free, confidential, impartial and independent advice to solve problems, including debt and consumer issues, benefits, housing, legal matters, employment and immigration. Advisers can help fill out forms, write le |
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