Citizens Advice New Forest https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Supporting Young People into Work: New Government Youth Job Grant New Forest Drop In School Financial Inclusion Project Projects and Partnerships Money Skills Project Our Chief Officer Shares Practical Renting Advice on BBC Radio Solent Need Help? Email Us Welcome to Citizens Advice New Forest Are You Worrying about the Cost of Living? Get Help in the New Forest Now Benefits Advice Advice for Housing – Worrying about the Cost of Living I bought a doll for my child recently. I thought it was manufactured by a well-known brand, but I suspect it might be counterfeit. Advice for Health Conditions and Disability Worrying about the Cost of Living Advice for Pensioners Worrying About thye Cost Of Living Meet the Team I’m worried about losing power due to stormy weather. I keep imagining being stuck in the cold, struggling to feed the kids, with no way of contacting people. Advice for Families with Children Worrying About the Cost Of Living After last winter, I’m really worried about falling behind on my energy bills again as we head into the colder months. We’re careful about what we use but with small kids it’s hard. A friend has suddenly fallen ill, which has made me think about getting my affairs in order. I’ve heard of setting up a lasting power of attorney, but I don’t really know where to begin, or if I really need to, as I’m not very old. I’ve just returned to work after a long time out of the workforce and I’m slightly embarrassed to say I don’t understand what all the different sections of my payslip refer to. I’m stressed about being able to afford food for my family as the colder months set in. We will be spending more on heating, and we’re barely making it through as it is. Energy Awareness & Advice (CMAP) Trussell Financial Inclusion Project Why are Blue Badges getting harder to access? GDPR Notice Volunteer & Trustee Opportunities Get Advice Advice for Food Costs Worrying about the Cost of Living Fundraising Finishing Uni for the year? Here’s what you need to know I got a text asking me to click on a link to reschedule a parcel delivery I’d missed. I was waiting for a parcel from Royal Mail at the time, so I clicked on the link and was asked to make a payment. Luckily, my daughter told me the text is a scam and to ignore it, but I almost gave away my personal details. Real Stories of Change About Us Get Involved What Steps Can We Take To Make Sure We’re Fully Protected When Booking a Holiday? Single parents and rising debts: a growing crisis I’m worried I won’t be able to afford my council tax bill on my own. What can I do? Radio Teleswitch Meters — and why they’re on their way out Let’s talk about debt I’m worried about my debt and rising bills, and I want to know what support is available. I’m moving and will be renting somewhere on my own for the first time. It feels like there’s so much to think about, I’m worried I’ll forget something important. My son and I are both struggling to find work at the moment. He’s just finished university and looking for his first job, and I’m retired but need to top up my income. Why is energy bill support continuing to let disabled people down? I’m starting to book tickets for Christmas events, but I’ve seen lots of stories in the news about people being left out of pocket if these are cancelled at the last minute, which is making me nervous. What Can I Do About Damp and Mould in My Rented Property? What Are My Rights if a Gig is cancelled? Hampshire Macmillan Advice Project Are You Struggling with Household Bills? Are You Worried About the Costs of Going Back to School? Hampshire Debt Project & MAPS