This page tells you about other support and services that are available in Gloucestershire.
Click here to go to more information about getting benefits.
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I need help to tell you my side of the discussion.When a decision is being made about you, you may not feel that your side of the discussion is being put across. An advocate is someone who can speak up for you. For more information see Gloucestershire County Council’s web page about Advocacy Schemes. |
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Computer and information technology (IT) coursesThere are many courses you can do to help improve your computer and IT skills. |
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MyGuide - a website designed to help people take their first steps with computers and the internet. |
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Gloucestershire College |
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Find services in your area with Where I Live |
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Your Cirlce helps you to find information and advice about the range of services and support available for adults and older people in Gloucestershire. |
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Services for Older People |
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Children and Families |
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Village and Community Agents |
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Home Improvement Agencies |
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What am I entitled to? |
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GUiDE is an online information service for health, social care and disability, for Gloucestershire. |
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Futures at Knightstone provides Floating Support which will give help & advice to those who are finding it difficult to live independently. |
If you are receiving a low income and are struggling to pay your rent or Council Tax, you may be entitled to Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit. You can get more information on benefits and up to date details on Housing Benefit changes at www.direct.gov.uk.
The Citizens Advice service also provides a wide range of advice. To find your local Citizens Advice Bureau, look in the phone book or visit their website at www.citizensadvice.org.uk.
You can also use Advice Guide to get online help and support for money issues, family life, daily life and information about your rights.
Shelter offers confidential housing, welfare benefits and debt advice through a network of advice services, freephone Housing Advice Helpline on 0808 800 4444 or online at www.shelter.org.uk.
Your local council can also help you find out exactly how these benefit changes will affect you and if you would qualify for help, please call on: