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Clean Slate help vulnerable people with drug and alcohol addictions or who are in recovery, to regain control of their finances. They offer free, confidential help and advice to help you get back in control of your money. They offer training so you can learn how to manage your money well and avoid financial problems in the future. They can help you claim benefits, manage debt, find an affordable loan, budget, and find a good energy deal.
Help with free or affordable clothing including school wear and special occasions.
Furniture collection and delivery
The Community Wellbeing Pathfinder service from Healthworks offers up to 8 sessions of personalised guidance face-to-face, over the phone, or by video. They support with a rang of issues such as health, wellbeing, financial and loneliness.
Connect25 Food Bank delivers food to those who need it in Byker and Newcastle.
The government is paying people on means tested benefits £900 in 2023 and 2024 to help with the rise in the cost of living. Means tested benefits include Universal Credit and Pension Credit.
Support for residents in Gateshead for food parcels, clothing and a regular event on Fridays.
Families 1st support people and families in poverty with food parcels, clothing, furniture, mother and baby packs in the northern villages of Newcastle.
delivers low cost food parcels to people across Newcastle.
Food recycling – cooking up free tasty meals.
