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Since 1992, the charity offers advice, advocacy, and representation in welfare, housing, debt, and related issues like evictions and poverty.
CHAC provides face-to-face appointments to assist with a full range of welfare benefits, housing and debt issues. We can also signpost to alternative providers for further support when appropriate. If necessary, we can arrange telephone appointments or a home visit.
Our main general office is in central Middlesbrough and is open for drop in advice and
assistance. Home visit, Telephone and email advice is also available. Our community welfare
benefit advice service supports the work of our main general office, and works in partnership
with Middlesbrough Councils Welfare Rights Unit, Age UK Teesside, Middlesbrough CAB
and ACTES, to deliver easily accessible community advice in the following Hubs, Libraries
and Community Centres in Middlesbrough:
CHAC is expanding its services in Redcar and Cleveland and currently delivering its services
from:
CHAC offers admin and adviser training along with work experience placements for residents going through difficult life transitions. The program aims to remove barriers to training and employment for these individuals and move them closer to the labour market. Key challenges addressed include homelessness, mental health issues, abuse, substance misuse, offending, and poverty, coupled with secondary disadvantages like debt, learning disabilities and a lack of employability skills.
Join our team of volunteers! We are always keen to speak to people who would like to help deliver our advice service as well as our other supporting services. Together we helped over 12,000 people last year face to face, over the phone, and by email in the Tees Valley. If you think you might like to help us do more call 01642 254544 for an informal chat about our volunteer roles.
CHAC provides face-to-face appointments to assist with a full range of welfare benefits, housing and debt issues. We can also signpost to alternative providers for further support when appropriate. If necessary, we can arrange telephone appointments or a home visit.
Our main general office is in central Middlesbrough and is open for drop in advice and
assistance. Home visit, Telephone and email advice is also available. Our community welfare
benefit advice service supports the work of our main general office, and works in partnership
with Middlesbrough Councils Welfare Rights Unit, Age UK Teesside, Middlesbrough CAB
and ACTES, to deliver easily accessible community advice in the following Hubs, Libraries
and Community Centres in Middlesbrough:
CHAC is expanding its services in Redcar and Cleveland and currently delivering its services
from:
CHAC offers admin and adviser training along with work experience placements for residents going through difficult life transitions. The program aims to remove barriers to training and employment for these individuals and move them closer to the labour market. Key challenges addressed include homelessness, mental health issues, abuse, substance misuse, offending, and poverty, coupled with secondary disadvantages like debt, learning disabilities and a lack of employability skills.
Join our team of volunteers! We are always keen to speak to people who would like to help deliver our advice service as well as our other supporting services. Together we helped over 12,000 people last year face to face, over the phone, and by email in the Tees Valley. If you think you might like to help us do more call 01642 254544 for an informal chat about our volunteer roles.
CHAC’s home visiting services provide practical help and support for people who are housebound due to old age, physical or mental illness, injury, those who have problems of a personal or potentially embarrassing nature rurally isolated, and also provide advice to their careers and partners.
Our main general office is in central Middlesbrough and is open for drop in advice and
assistance. Home visit, Telephone and email advice is also available. Our community welfare
benefit advice service supports the work of our main general office, and works in partnership
with Middlesbrough Councils Welfare Rights Unit, Age UK Teesside, Middlesbrough CAB
and ACTES, to deliver easily accessible community advice in the following Hubs, Libraries
and Community Centres in Middlesbrough:
CHAC is expanding its services in Redcar and Cleveland and currently delivering its services
from:
IT, Admin and Advocacy training for residents going through difficult life transitions. The project aims to remove barriers to training and employment for this client group and move them closer to the labour market. Key challenges addressed include homelessness, mental health issues, abuse, substance misuse, offending, and poverty, coupled with secondary disadvantages like debt, learning disabilities and a lack of employability skills.
Join our team of volunteers who together are invaluable to delivering our advice service and supporting services. Together we helped over 12,000 people face to face, over the phone, by email and chat in Tees Valley.
