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Age UK is a charity which supports older people. They provide a range of information and advice online about growing older. including wills, energy advice, what to do when someone dies, benefits advice and more. They provide telephone befriending, advice and more
The National Dementia Helpline provides information, advice, and support through listening, guidance and appropriate signposting to anyone affected by dementia
Beacon gives free independent advice on NHS Continuing Healthcare and NHS funded nursing care (CHC). They have a free telephone helpline and online information. They also provide paid for services
Citizens Advice Newcastle (CAN) give free, confidential and independent advice to people who live, work or study in Newcastle. They are based at City Library and run drop in sessions or you can make an appointment.
Citizens Advice Northumberland provide free, confidential, impartial advice in the North East on a range of issues, including debt, fuel debt, welfare benefits, housing, employment, relationships, etc. It has offices throughout Northumberland.
Connected Voice Advocacy provide advocacy services to help you to get your voice heard. An Advocate will help you speak up for yourself, find out about your rights, explore your options, make decisions and choices or get services or support:
Contact, the charity for families with disabled children. They are there to help families feel valued, supported, confident and informed through information, advice, guidance and peer support.
A local support organisation for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, experience balance conditions as well as the deafblind.
Campaigning for equality and an end to discrimination towards people with any disability.
Free information on Disability Law in housing, community care and welfare and benefits.
