Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice
Independent housing and everyday advice in Chichester
About Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice
Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice provides advice services through centres and outreach locations across its area, including premises at East Pallant House in Chichester. Its website covers housing, money problems, benefits, energy, employment, family matters and consumer issues. The organisation supports people who need information about their circumstances and possible next steps. Housing enquiries may arise alongside financial difficulties, making its wider advice services relevant to renters struggling with several connected problems. People in Chichester can access in-person advice during published centre hours, with telephone and online contact options also available. The organisation lists both drop-in sessions and appointment arrangements for different locations. It also explains that people unable to attend because of disability or caring responsibilities can ask about a home visit. Renters can use the service to discuss their concerns and identify suitable information or specialist support. Checking the current opening arrangements before attending is advisable because services differ between centres.
Services
- Housing advice
- Debt advice
- Benefits advice
- Employment advice
- Consumer advice
- Legal advice
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Who Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice works with
- Local residents
- People seeking free independent advice
Areas covered
Chichester District, Arun and nearby West Sussex communities
Questions about Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice
Where can I visit Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice?
Its Chichester advice centre is at East Pallant House, 1 East Pallant, PO19 1TY. Telephone 0808 278 7969 for advice enquiries. The website lists drop-in arrangements and an additional location at the Council House on North Street.
Can advisers help with housing and rent-related difficulties?
Housing is one of the advice subjects listed by the organisation. Renters can explain their accommodation concerns alongside problems involving money, benefits or household costs. The advice service can help identify information, possible options and suitable further support.
Is advice available without paying a fee?
Citizens Advice services provide free, independent advice. Contact the local advice team to check which route is suitable for your problem and whether an appointment is necessary. This service is different from instructing a private solicitor.
What can Chichester renters do about unsafe housing?
Write to the landlord and retain evidence of the problem. Chichester District Council is responsible for relevant local housing standards functions. The Housing Act 2004 and Renters' Rights Act 2025 are important English legislation to consider when seeking advice.
Can someone who cannot travel request advice at home?
The organisation states that people unable to reach a centre because they are disabled or have caring responsibilities can request a home visit. Contact the service online or by telephone and explain why attending an advice centre is difficult.
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