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Citizens Advice Bureaux (CAB)
What does the CAB do?
The Citizens Advice Bureau Service offers free, confidential,
impartial and independent advice. From its origins in 1939 as an
emergency service during World War II, it has evolved into a
professional national agency.
Every Citizens Advice Bureau is a registered charity reliant
on volunteers. Citizens Advice Bureaux help solve nearly six
million new problems every year which are central to people's
lives, including debt and consumer issues, benefits, housing, legal
matters, employment, and immigration. Advisers can help fill out
forms, write letters, negotiate with creditors and represent
clients at court or tribunal.
Many bureaux provide specialist advice, often in partnership
with other agencies such as solicitors and the probation service.
The government-funded
National Homelessness Advice
Service is a joint project between Citizens Advice and
Shelter which complements Citizens Advice services through
provision of specialist support on homelessness and housing issues
to CAB advisers.
Where is my local CAB?
There are outlets in Havant Borough in
Leigh Park and
Waterlooville. Follow each link to find full details of
the office, including a location map and opening times.