Finances and Benefits

Citizens Advice 

Information on benefits and tax credits if you are working or unemployed, sick or disabled, a parent, a young person, an older person or a veteran.

Visit the Citizens Advice website

You can also get help from Citizens Advice West Sussex

Visit the Citizens Advice West Sussex website

Money Helper

Find out what benefits you’re entitled to, how to claim them, when you qualify, and what to do if things go wrong

Visit the Money Helper website

Turn2us

The Benefits Calculator takes less than 10 minutes to complete, and it will tell you which means-tested benefits you may be entitled to, including tax credits

Visit the Turn2us website

Advicenow 

Support to get the benefits you are entitled to and get unfair decisions changed

Visit the Advicenow website

Entitledto

Free benefits calculator. To find out what you might be able to claim enter your details and you'll receive an estimate of your entitlement to benefits

Visit the Entitledto website

Help with filling in forms

Please see your local information

• Citizens Advice Bureau
• Age UK
• Worthing Community House: offers more practical help such as access to computers and the internet, the use of a telephone, help to fill in important forms and signposting to external agencies:

Guildcare

Information, Advice and Guidance

Here to support people in the local area. It’s free, impartial, and entirely confidential.

Their team can help to assist people of pension age, people living with dementia, children and adults with learning disabilities, carers and those supporting vulnerable people.

Their team can help you with:

• Attendance Allowance and Pension Credit applications
• Blue Badge applications
• Benefits checks
• General information and advice, including signposting to other services

Visit the Guildcare website