Caseworker 30 hours a week £28,399.28 – 31,554.75 (FTE) Permanent With the cost of living at an all-time high, individuals and families are facing increasing challenges. Citizens Advice is seeing record demand for our services, and now more than ever, we need dedicated individuals to help make a positive impact. As a Caseworker, you’ll directly[…]
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Interim Head of Service Delivery Salary: £37,375.47 – 41,528.30 Contract: 12-month fixed term (with potential to extend) Hours: Full time – 37 hours Location: Across South West Surrey (initial focus) and Runnymede & Spelthorne (hybrid working available) Lead advice services that make a real difference We’re looking for an experienced leader to join us as[…]
We are open for service at our new office in Farnham: Farnham Memorial Hall, Babbs Mead, West Street, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7EE Our opening hours are: Mondays – 10am-12pm Wednesdays – 1pm-3pm Thursdays – 10am-12pm We would like to thank you for your patience whilst we have been getting the new office up[…]
For over 15 years, our specialist Cancer Welfare Benefits Advice Service has been a lifeline for people affected by cancer in Guildford and Waverley, helping them secure millions of pounds in vital financial support, navigate complex benefit systems, and focus on their health. Macmillan Cancer Support has generously funded this service since its inception, but[…]
At Citizens Advice South West Surrey (CASWS), we’re working to broaden our funding base to safeguard the long-term sustainability of our services. With local authorities under increasing financial pressure, we can’t rely solely on their contributions to meet rising client demand and the growing costs of delivering high-quality advice. In recent months, we’ve had success[…]
We are seeking to recruit a Chair of Trustees to head our Trustee Board Are you a visionary leader with a passion for community service? We are seeking a new Chair of the Board to help shape the future of our vital organisation. More details
Separating from or divorcing your partner can be a stressful experience
News, Relationships May 17, 2025
We have advice to help you navigate the process If you want to end your marriage, you can apply for a divorce. If you want to end your civil partnership, you can apply for a dissolution. The process is the same for both. You don’t need to give a reason to get a divorce or[…]
There are grants and benefits that might help You might be able to get help if you’re struggling to afford your energy bills or top up your prepayment meter. The help you get depends on: How you pay for your energy The type of energy you use If you claim benefits Find out more at our[…]
Managing mortgage payments can help you stay in control of your finances We can support you with: Planning your budget Dealing with mortgage increases and income drops Knowing what to do when you face difficulties Discover more at or national website. Citizens Advice South West Surrey CONTACT DETAILS Call Adviceline (free) to speak to[…]
Dealing with debt can feel overwhelming. We’re here to help you find a way forward. Visit our national website to discover lots of advice on how you can manage your payments. Topics include: Collecting information about your debts Check if you have to pay a debt Work out which debts to deal with first Check[…]
Grants and benefits to help you pay your energy bills You might be able to get help if you’re struggling to afford your energy bills or top up your prepayment meter. The help you get depends on: how you pay for your energy the type of energy you use if you claim benefits Discover more about[…]
Many people are not aware of their legal rights as a carer or the support and benefits they’re entitled to. You can get help and support if you’re responsible for looking after someone who has a disability, is getting old or has become ill. This can range from practical help to make day-to-day life easier[…]
Homeless people are just that. They are PEOPLE. One of our client’s, Perrie* said ““The hardest part,” she explains, “is the uncertainty. You never know when or where you’ll have to move next. The lack of a permanent address makes it harder to secure a job, and being homeless becomes a cycle that’s incredibly hard[…]
Domestic abuse is behaviour from a family member, partner or ex-partner. It can happen to people of all genders. It can include coercive behaviour – for example, humiliation or intimidation, controlling behaviour and ‘economic abuse’ – this includes controlling someone’s possessions or how they earn or spend money. Find out more at out national website[…]
Renting from the council or a housing association? If your home isn’t safe to live in, it might be ‘unfit for human habitation’ for example if it has a serious problem with damp or mould. Your landlord has to fix most repair problems in your home. Your landlord also has to meet a safety and[…]
