At Ely & District Citizens Advice Bureau we can give you free and independent advice and information on a wide range of subjects. Our advice is given professionally by fully trained voluntary and paid staff.

Together we can work to sort out any debt worries you may have, and claim all the benefits you might be entitled to. We can offer advice and help with many matters including legal, housing, consumer, and employment. We can answer questions about immigration and we have lots of experience on family and personal matters.

At Ely & District Citizens Advice Bureau we provide a confidential service to those seeking advice or information. Nothing learned during the course of dealing with you, including the fact that an inquiry has been made, will be passed to anyone outside the service without your express permission. Interviews are held in private, you will not have to state the nature of your enquiry in front of others, and any referrals are made only with your knowledge and consent.

As well as giving information and advice we can often give practical help, for instance with filling out forms. We also help people in courts and at tribunals.

• Ely & District CAB Telephone Helpline
• In person at Ely bureau or an outreach
• Advice by email
• Visit www.adviceguide.org.uk for practical, reliable, up-to-date information including frequently asked questions

Do you have debts or need help with budgeting? Call in to our Money Advice Clinic. Available every Tuesday, 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm, at Ely bureau, 70 Market Street. No appointment needed.

If you are unsure about your entitlement to benefits, at Ely & District Citizens Advice Bureau we can advise you. Read more.

Are you over 55 and claiming all your entitlements? Read more.

Do you want voluntary work which:

• Can help you to re-train or develop new skills?
• Helps people solve problems?
• Fits around your commitments?
• Makes you part of a vital service at the heart of your local community?
• Allows you to meet different kinds of people?
• Places you in a team?
• Makes the world a fairer place?

If the answer is yes, then we would like to hear from you.