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We are here to help. Find out more about money and mental health, access information about benefits, debt and housing, and find out how we can support you.

You can also contact Manchester City Council's dedicated Cost of Living Advice Line 0800 023 2692 or text 07860 022876 (Monday to Friday 9am - 4.30pm)

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Our advice sessions are available on Monday, Thursday and Friday. Find out more about how to access support.

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Cost of Living: Local Help

Being on a low income and struggling with rising costs means you may struggle to purchase essential items, such as food or utilities. We have gathered together some information to help.

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Benefits, Housing and Debt Advice Service

Find out how we can help you with debts, benefits or housing advice.

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Information about benefits

If you have a limited income it is important to check that you are on the correct benefits

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Information about debt

The rising cost of living has caused a lot of people to fall into debt, or be unable to pay back ongoing debts. Find out more about managing debt.

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Money and Mental Health

Managing poor mental health and your money can be a vicious cycle but we can tackle them both, together.

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Organising Your Finances

Useful information to help you organise your finances and feel more in control.

Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership

Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership Evaluation

Read our Evaluation Report for MVAP, a partnership of voluntary organisations who provided free training to Manchester residents who wanted to volunteer in advice services.

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