Specialist Advice
We work in partnership with a number of organisations to offer advice to specific groups.
Here is information on our current projects and how to get in touch with them:
- Get help applying for Universal Credit
Our Help to Claim service can support you in the early stages of your Universal Credit claim, from the application, through to your first payment.
Help to Claim is a dedicated service from Citizens Advice.
It’s free, independent and confidential.
For online help and advice visit: citizensadvice.org.uk/helptoclaim
Or call our Help to Claim FREE phone service:
0800 144 8 444 8am to 6pm
If you struggle with IT access or find on line forms difficult then:
Visit us at our Drop In sessions at:
**Please note we are currently unable to deliver at face-to-face service to help you apply for Universal Credit at Exeter Job Centre. If you require help with applying for Universal Credit, call the free helpline on 0800 144 8 444 lines are open 8am to 6pm**
Jobcentre plus (DWP), Clarendon House, Exeter EX1 2DA
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9.30 to 12:30pm
Wednesday 10am to 12.30pm
- DASWAC – Devon Advice Service for Working Age Carers
DASWAC can be accessed by carers when they have a carer’s needs assessment through Devon Carers (contacted on 08456 434435).
Exeter and District Kidney Patients Association (EDKPA)
We work in partnership with EDKPA to offer benefits advice to kidney patients. Contact EDKPA to make an appointment.
- FORCE Cancer Charity Project
Citizens Advice Exeter is working in partnership with Force Cancer Charity to offer benefits advice to people with cancer, their families and carers.
Read more: FORCE Cancer Charity Project
- Healthwatch Devon
Full information is on the Healthwatch Devon page.
- Multiple Sclerosis Society Project
Citizens Advice Exeter offers a welfare benefits advice service in partnership with the Exeter and District Branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
- Quids for Kids
Full information is on the Quids for Kids page of the Citizens Advice Devon website