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• 3rd March 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Local News, Uncategorised

  Practical Advice for residents with mental health problems

  Citizens Advice Maidenhead & Windsor is here to offer practical help to residents suffering with mental health problems. Mental health problems are increasing across the UK. Here in the Royal Borough it is estimated that 15,000 residents will be experiencing mental health difficulties by 2020, around 10% of the population. Mental health issues can be […]

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• 25th January 2019 by manager in Uncategorised

  Universal Support Assistant

  Application Pack Universal Support Assistant 2019 Fixed term to 31 March 2020 Salary £19,000 + 10% pension Hours – 37 hours Closing date for applications – Thursday 7 February Interview date: Tuesday 12 February Citizens Advice is set to deliver a new service called “Universal Support: Help to Claim” which offers end-to-end support to help […]

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• 8th December 2018 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Local News, Uncategorised

  Struggling with damp?

  I live in a privately rented two-bedroom house and the damp in the living room is aggravating my three-year-old daughter’s asthma. I’ve told my landlord but she’s not taking action. What can I do? Resolving damp issues can be difficult – especially as the cause of the problem is not always obvious. By raising any […]

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• 28th April 2016 by manager in Uncategorised

  Mobile Library Advice Services Co-ordinator

    Salary £20,000 pa – pro rata Hours: 12 hours per week Fixed term contract: 6 months We are looking for a dynamic person to join our friendly team based in Maidenhead to  lead our “Advice Amongst the Books project funded by the Berkshire Community Foundation . This is a partnership project between Citizens Advice […]

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• 25th April 2016 by manager in Uncategorised

  Website Fraud

  Thames Valley Police have flagged up some very sophisticated scams used by fraudulent websites. They look very convincing but are bogus and could take your money unless you are very careful. For example, fraudsters are setting up high specification websites advertising various electrical goods and domestic appliances. These goods are below market value and do […]

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• 14th April 2016 by manager in Uncategorised

  Debt and Benefits caseworker

  Salary:                                         £5500 Hours per week:                        8 Type of contract:                       12 month fixed term Closing date for applications: 2 May 2016 Are you a resourceful generalist caseworker with significant experience of managing a caseload of welfare benefits and debt work and in-depth knowledge of benefits for working age clients? We are looking […]

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