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Mental health matters offers registered care housing, support housing and employment support for people with mental health concerns.
Money Helper provides free, unbiased independent money and benefits advice.
Newcastle City Council, Council Tax enquiries.
Newcastle Council Housing provides affordable homes to rent to people in Newcastle. They have a range of houses available to rent. This includes supported housing for older people to live independently, falls prevention service and support for young people to rent a home. You can apply for a council home online or get help to apply if you need it.
give benefits advice and support to people who live in Newcastle and are in one of the priority groups, such as over state pension age
North of England Refugee Service (NERS) support asylum seekers, refugees and people refused asylum
Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) are a national charity who work with people with sight loss. Whether you were born with low or no vision or it gets worse at some point in your life, RNIB provide information, advice and guidance for all things relating to sight loss.
Shelter North East provides specialist face to face advice on housing. They have an in-house housing solicitor who can help with issues such as: homelessness, evictions, repossessions and rent arrears. Phone them to make an appointment with the Legal team. They have a telephone helpline
Turn2us helps people with a low income to find funds and grants to apply for when you need money for essential things in life. They provide a benefits calculator, grants search and online Personal Independence Payment (PIP) helper tool.
Government service for help with your Universal Credit benefit application. You can contact Universal Credit:
