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Online Donations
The Citizens Advice Bureau is a charity , and like any charity we rely on the support and generosity of members of the public. Perhaps you a friend or member of your family has used a Citizens Advice Bureau for help with sorting out a problem.
Please consider supporting us with an ONLINE DONATION any amount would be greatly appreciated.
If you can spare some money, whatever the sum, then follow the links below to make a donation online that will help support the Norwich & District Citizens Advice Bureau.
To make an online donation select one of the following links:
To make a one-off donation by Credit or Debit Card
To make a regular Direct Debit donation:
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12/9/2006
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How your Money will be used
• £10 will pay daily expenses of one volunteers, who will in turn deliver 7 hours of advice to a client.
• £14 will pay for an hour of generalist advice.
• £30 will pay for an outreach worker to visit an elderly client at home.
• £45 will pay for one hour of specialist advice.
• £90 will fund the direct costs for solving a housing problem.
• £170 will enable us to advise throughout an average employment dispute.
• £190 helps us to support a family in debt to avoid having their home repossessed.
• £400 would allow us to start training an adviser to become a bureau manager.
• £500 pays for a new leaflet to be distributed to recruit new volunteers
• £650 pays for a PC for a volunteer to use for advice work.
• £1,500 pays for the training of new CAB volunteer adviser.
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19/2/2007
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Give your time as a volunteer
We urgently need more volunteers to help us at the CAB. Please visit our vacancies page for our list of current vacancies.
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12/9/2006
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Buy through our webshop
Take a look at all the fantastic bargains available on our web shop. Buy things here and save yourself money whilst at the same time raising funds for the bureau.
click here to visit our web shop.
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29/5/2007
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Norfolk Debt Shock
People in Norfolk are under more debt than ever before, with record numbers of clients petitioning for bankruptcy. For further information see the insolvency service website here
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26/2/2007
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