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Person-centred appointeeship
From: Dosh
Person Centred Appointeeship includes appointeeship and financial advocacy. This includes applying for all the right benefits, opening a separate managed account for your benefit money, transfering this money as you wish, making payments, reporting changes...
- £55.00 per month
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Money check
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A money check looks at all your money including benefits, bills, budgeting and banking. It also looks at how safe your money is and whether you can use it to do what you want. A local financial advocate will visit you and your circle of support, talk...
- £100.00
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Haringey Deaf ServiceWe offer a 1 to 1 confidential support and advice service for adults who are Deaf or hard of hearing and live in the borough of Haringey. Our Deaf service workers use British Sign Language (BSL) and are able to help with or advise on a variety of problems...
Kisharon
Since 1976, Kisharon has provided innovative support to children with complex learning disabilities, their families, teachers and other professionals. Kisharon offers lifelong learning by teaching life skills and thus enabling greater independence to...
The Money Carer FoundationThe Money Carer Foundation provides a trusted appointeeship service to protect vulnerable adults who are not able to manage their own financial affairs. However, managing the day-to-day finances of our clients is simply a small part of the overall practical...
Financial Advocacy
From: Dosh
Financial advocacy means supporting you to manage your money in the way you want. We believe that this means doing more than just receiving money and making payments (although we do that too). We want to get to know you and how you like to use your money....
- £55.00 per month
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British Deaf AssociationThe British Deaf Association (BDA) is an organisation run by Deaf people for Deaf people. It provides advice and information for Deaf people on a range of subjects. For further information visit The British Deaf Association’s website via the link below.
Monthly drop-inFrom: Headway North London
Every second Tuesday 1 - 4pm, in addition to both the IT session and the monthly evening support group, Headway runs an drop-in session offering legal and financial advice and signposting. This session offers the opportunity to seek answers to more complex...
- £15.00
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