Links
This page contains links to other voluntary, private and statutory agencies that may be able to assist you. Click on each category to expand the list of links.
The NI Direct website contains lots of information on government services available in Northern Ireland. The Department for Employment and Learning can help you find work or training.
These websites may help you find out more about debt, courts and the money market in Northern Ireland.
Understanding your entitlement to benefits can help ease the burden of debt and housing problems. To find out more about what you are entitled to visit one of these websites.
If you have nowhere suitable to live or are worried about losing your home you can be under enormous pressure. If you're experiencing mental health or addiction difficulties one of these organisations may be able to help you.
Your debt or housing problems may be a result of a family or relationship breakdown. When your housing situation is unstable your personal relationships can be under huge strain. If you need someone to talk to, contact one of these agencies.
There is a number of agencies in Northern Ireland which can provide specialist advice and assistance to people from ethnic minority communities.
These agencies may be able to provide you with support if you suffer from a physical or learning disability.
AgeNI is the leading charity advocating on behalf of older people in Northern Ireland. The Rights4Seniors website has been produced by AdviceNI to provide a comprehensive guide to the rights of older people in NI.
When times are tough these agencies may be able to offer some advice or financial assistance.
These organisations can help if you have concerns about criminal justice.
Housing Rights Service can give you advice if you're experiencing a housing problem. These agencies also deal with housing issues in Northern Ireland.
This website contains advice and information on housing in Northern Ireland. It is a public resource. Housing and advice professionals who require more detailed information might be interested in the professional resources available from Housing Rights Service.