Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding
Free housing, benefits and debt advice across Hull
About Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding
Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding is an independent local charity offering free, confidential and impartial advice to residents of Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. Its services cover housing and homelessness, debt, benefits, employment, energy and consumer problems. Hull residents can access drop-in sessions at the Wilson Centre or use the organisation's telephone and online advice channels. The service helps people understand their options when difficulties with accommodation or household finances affect their circumstances. It also provides specialist debt support, which may be relevant to tenants struggling with rent or other essential bills. The charity operates advice sessions in several East Riding locations as well as Hull. People seeking support can explain their problem to an adviser and discuss the information or assistance available. Renters dealing with housing insecurity may benefit from advice on both their accommodation and related financial difficulties. Bringing tenancy documents, notices, rent information and any correspondence about the problem can help advisers understand the situation.
Services
- Housing and homelessness advice
- Eviction and repossession court support
- Debt and money advice
- Welfare benefits advice
- Energy and utilities advice
- Employment advice
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Who Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding works with
- Hull residents
- East Riding residents
- People facing eviction
- People experiencing debt problems
Areas covered
Hull, Beverley, Bridlington, Goole and East Riding
Questions about Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding
Where can Hull residents contact Citizens Advice?
Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding holds Hull advice sessions at the Wilson Centre on Alfred Gelder Street. Call its free Adviceline on 0808 278 7981. The organisation also offers online advice requests and publishes current drop-in arrangements.
What housing and renting issues can this charity assist with?
Its services include housing and homelessness advice alongside debt, benefits and money guidance. Renters can seek information about accommodation problems and related financial pressures. Advisers can explain available options and whether further specialist assistance is needed.
Is Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding free to use?
Yes. The charity explicitly provides free, confidential and impartial advice. The Adviceline is free to call, and local residents can also access advertised advice sessions. Some enquiries may require further appointments or referral to a specialist service.
What should Hull tenants do if they risk losing their home?
Seek advice as early as possible and keep all notices and correspondence. The Renters' Rights Act 2025 and Housing Act 2004 contain relevant protections for English renters. Hull City Council is the local authority to approach about homelessness assistance and applicable housing enforcement.
Can the charity help tenants struggling with debt?
Yes. Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding offers debt and money advice, including a specialist debt service. Financial concerns can be discussed alongside housing problems. The charity publishes a separate contact route for requesting debt appointments and information about online support.
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