Charity has busiest year ever as it meets rising demand for help amid cost-of-living crisis
Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire helped 7,280 people in 2023/24 – a 23% increase on the year before amid rising demand for our services
Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire helped 7,280 people in 2023/24 – a 23% increase on the year before amid rising demand for our services
Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire is looking for a Volunteer Disability Forms Adviser to help members of the public apply for PIP.
Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire is looking for a Volunteer to help on reception at our office in Yate.
Here’s what you need to know ahead of Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire’s upcoming move to a new address
A vital South Gloucestershire advice charity has bought its first home – meaning it has the capacity to increase the number of people it helps face-to-face.
Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire is highlighting how it helped a couple after they were left unable to afford food.
Anyone wanting to make a difference in their community has the chance to join Citizens Advice South Gloucestershire.
Anyone wanting to give their time to help people struggling in the region has an opportunity to become a Volunteer Generalist Adviser.
People who have received letters stating they may be owed pensions backpayments should not ignore them – as they could be owed money
May saw 37% more clients than May 2023 (836 compared to 610) indicating the cost-of-living crisis is not over