Citizens Advice Bureau
How They Help:
Free, confidential advice on a wide range of life changes, including bereavement, housing issues, employment changes, money worries, benefits, legal rights and navigating difficult transitions.
Who It’s For:
Anyone in the UK needing support with practical, financial, legal or emotional challenges arising from major life events, including the death of a loved one.
Overview
Citizens Advice is a national charity offering independent, confidential guidance to help people manage complex or stressful situations. Their support covers everything from understanding what to do when someone dies, dealing with bills and debts, navigating benefits and pensions, managing housing problems, and understanding employment rights.
Advice is available online, by phone, webchat, and through local Citizens Advice centres. They can help people understand processes such as probate, registering a death, dealing with sudden financial change, and accessing emergency support.
All support is free, and no referral is required.
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