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Buying new white goods or electrical items for your home can be expensive and sometimes unexpected. There are affordable options and support to help
Furniture can be quite expensive, especially if you are in the process of moving house. There are affordable options and support available in Newcastle.
support available if you’re having problems paying energy and household bills
Emergency funds provide lump sum cash payments or loans to cover extra expenses that you find difficult to cover from your regular income.
A list of charities and voluntary groups where you can get free food parcels when you can’t afford to buy food.
If you can’t afford to buy or cook food for yourself, help is available. Read more below to find local services, charities and community groups who can help and low cost options to help make your money go further.
Looking for a hot meal or low cost food in Newcastle? Find voluntary groups and charities that cook meals for the community across Newcastle.
Affordable family clothing including school uniform, interview outfits and special occasions.
Most NHS services are free, however, you may be entitled to free treatment or help with some of these health costs.
This article signposts you to support and help if you are on a low income.
Tax Credits include: Child Tax Credits and Working Tax Credits. They are being replaced by Universal Credit and Pension Credit
Wellbeing Hubs are warm welcoming place to spend time in Newcastle. Local venues, such as libraries and community centres, offer a range of support such as hot drinks, free Wi-Fi, place to charge your devices, information, advice and more.
