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Citizens Advice Darlington, Redcar and Cleveland

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About

Citizens Advice Darlington, Redcar and Cleveland is an independent local charity providing free, confidential, impartial advice on everyday problems and people’s rights. This listing covers its Darlington office at The CORE. Public advice drop-ins run on weekday mornings; the separate general office number is not an advice line.

What to expect

At a drop-in session, reception asks visitors to complete a registration form before waiting for an adviser. The waiting area can be busy and noisy. Advice conversations take place in private appointment rooms, and visitors may bring someone with them.

Practical info

Cost
Free
How to join
Visit the Darlington office during the weekday 10am–12 noon advice drop-in. The published 01325 266888 number is the general office number and does not provide advice. Check the official Get Help page before travelling in case arrangements change.

Accessibility & environment

Accessibility
The main entrance is described as fully accessible, with an automatic internal door. A lift serves the first floor, and a small lift provides access to ground-floor appointment rooms reached by steps. Ask staff if assistance is needed.
Environment
The drop-in waiting area may be busy and noisy, with people seated close together. Appointment rooms are small and private.

Opening hours

Darlington office: Monday–Friday, 10am–4pm. Public advice drop-in sessions: Monday–Friday, 10am–12 noon.

Contact & Location

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The CORE, Church Row, Darlington, DL1 5QD, United Kingdom

Darlington

DL1 5QD

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