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Epsom & Ewell Citizens Advice

Address

The Old Town Hall

The Parade

Epsom

Surrey

KT18 5AG

How to get support

Call us

0808 278 7963

Email us

office@caee.org.uk

Visit our website

https://www.caee.org.uk

Getting in touch by phone

Phone times
Day Time
Monday 10am to 4pm
Tuesday 10am to 4pm
Wednesday 10am to 4pm
Thursday 10am to 4pm
Friday 10am to 4pm

Visiting us in person

Opening hours for drop ins, pre-booked appointments available Monday - Friday 10:00 to 16:00. days we do not have a drop in we are able to add clients to our call back list . we will always prioritise food vouchers. we do not issue supermarket vouchers

Check if you need to book an appointment

You can drop in to our office to speak to someone.

If you would like to pre-book an appointment, contact us to see if this is an option.

Office times
Day Time
Monday 10am to 1pm
Tuesday 10am to 1pm
Thursday 10am to 3pm

Accessibility

  • Induction loop
  • External handrails
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Wheelchair toilet

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More information about our service

The Bureau is located in Epsom Town Centre and its service is available to all those who live and/or work in the local community. The Bureau also offers a Mental Health Outreach Service, which is funded by the NHS and Henry Smith , and covers Mid and East Surrey (Mole Valley, Reigate and Banstead and Tandridge in addition to Epsom and Ewell), a Specialist Debt Service. and a Caseworker (FWSS) providing Money Advice to those with Mental health isses who are not under a Mental Health Team

When you drop-in or telephone us, you will initially be offered a short interview so that your problem can be assessed. The assessor will then decide the next course of action for you. This could be to:

Give you information to help you resolve a problem, or

Make an appointment for you to see a General or Specialist Adviser, and list out any additional documents to bring, or

Direct you to another organisation (e.g. local authority; government department; specialist body)

If the adviser needs to contact a third party on your behalf, we will ask you to sign an authorisation form giving your consent

If you can't get in touch with your nearest Citizens Advice

You might be able to talk to an adviser online or through our national phone service. Check other ways you can talk to an adviser.