All advice is impartial and completely confidential. The Welfare Benefits Advice service is free of charge. Our independent advisors can help with benefit applications, that can be quite daunting. Often a small increase in basic costs can push a person into the poverty trap, we are here to help remove this worry. First Stop Advice and Signposting is exactly what it says! We’re here to answer your queries and offer you information on some supporting organisations that could benefit your situation. We will try our best to help and at the least, give you choices to consider.

Established in 1992 and registered 1994 Caring Hands is proud to be an established part of the community, helping older vulnerable people to live independently. We are a point of contact for many people who directly and indirectly need our support and we are very proud of what we have to offer. Our positive impact is thanks to the help of our dedicated volunteers, staff and the people we support in the local community. At the heart of charity lies our ability develop core projects in response to listening to vulnerable people living in Newcastle upon Tyne. Our Aim is to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

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All advice is impartial and completely confidential. The Welfare Benefits Advice service is free of charge. Our independent advisors can help with benefit applications, that can be quite daunting. Often a small increase in basic costs can push a person into the poverty trap, we are here to help remove this worry. First Stop Advice and Signposting is exactly what it says! We’re here to answer your queries and offer you information on some supporting organisations that could benefit your situation. We will try our best to help and at the least, give you choices to consider.

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Helping is Great Virtue for Every Human’s

It has been determined through research that when we feel to help, and that someone authentically needs our assistance, and that no trick is being played on us, we reliably do intervene. Interestingly, it has been found that we are less likely to help.