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Citizens Advice Hounslow provides free, confidential, independent and impartial advice. Our service is open to all, but we particularly support the more vulnerable people in our community.
Online advice and support surgery for agencies and professionals requiring support for their users with no recourse to public funds
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We are running a remote online advice surgery for agencies and professionals who work with clients/users who have immigration problems and are subject to No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF).
The surgery takes place every Wednesday between 10.00 am to 11.00 am. It is conducted by OISC level 2 qualified staff.
The surgery will be useful to agencies looking for additional support/advice for their clients/users and will help to build their capacity to work in this area.
Fill in the online form on the webpage to request an appointment.
We are working with Moss Beachley Mullem & Coleman, a firm of solicitors to provide a Family Law Advice Surgery at the Southall Black Sisters offices in West London. This service is free and is specifically for women who have experienced gender-based violence and need advice and reside in London.
We are working with Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity, to provide an outreach housing advice surgery. The service is free and is specifically for women, aged over 25, who reside in Ealing.
You will be assisted by a specialist housing advisor, who can:
check your legal rights regarding housing and homelessness
guide you through legal procedures
help you to negotiate or take further action
We are working with Hammersmith and Fulham Law Centre, to provide an outreach immigration advice surgery. The service is specifically for women who have experienced gender-based violence and reside in London.
This free service is for BAME women residing in Hounslow who have experienced domestic and sexual violence or more specific cultural forms of violence such as forced marriage, honour-related violence, dowry-related violence and inter-related issues such as homelessness, racism, immigration/asylum, no recourse to public funds, matrimonial and child custody/ contact issues, depression, suicide and self-harm.
The advice surgeries are open to all women or those seeking advice for women. If you are from an agency and referring a client, please indicate whether you will be attending the appointment with your client.
You do not need to be a client at SBS to access this advice surgery.
Every Wednesday 10:0013:00
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