Coventry Citizens Advice (CCA) continues to serve its community despite a second national ‘lockdown’.
Despite the second national lockdown CCA continues to provide much needed information, advice and guidance to those who need it. Core and project services are still accessible either via the telephone, email or in some circumstances, online ‘webchat’.
If you need general advice:
Call our Advice Line on 0800 144 8848 (9am to 5pm Monday to Friday), or
Ask for an email or telephone call back via https://www.advicebuddy.org/
If you need specialist money and debt advice:
Call 02476 252047, or
Email mas@coventrycab.org.uk
For help making a claim for Universal Credit:
Call 0800 1448 444 (8am to 6pm Monday to Friday)
For help from PensionWise:
Call 0800 138 8292 or visit www.pensionwise.gov.uk/en
If you have a diagnosis of cancer and need advice help:
Call 02476 252050 or contact our Macmillan project at macmillan@coventrycab.org.uk
If you are currently receiving treatment for a major trauma, such as a car accident, at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire, or have a friend or relative who is please:
Contact our major trauma project at majortrauma@coventrycab.org.uk
If you are vulnerably housed and need help:
Contact the ‘Help in Crisis’ project via rooted@coventrycab.org.uk
If you are having problems paying your energy bills or are vulnerable to interruptions in your power supply:
Call Power Up on 02476 253190 or WPD@coventrycab.org.uk , or
Call STEP on 07950 903526 (or email CO’Neill@coventrycab.org.uk)
If you are looking for help to build your employability:
Contact the Building Better Opportunities project at breakthrough@coventrycab.org.uk
Note. CCA delivers a service for those with a diagnosis of TB or HIV. This is a Referral only Service. If you identify a person who may benefit from this type of help and they meet the criteria, they can be referred by their TB nurse or support worker by emailing us at outreach@coventrycab.org.uk .
For more information on these projects visit https://www.coventrycitizensadvice.org.uk/projects/
