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The Carroll Centre, Winchester and St Gregorys Church, Alresford, Winchester · 16 November to 18 November 2026
Image: The Carroll Centre, Winchester and St Gregorys Church, AlresfordImage: The Carroll Centre, Winchester and St Gregorys Church, Alresford
A free drop-in session with council officers and Citizens Advice, offering informal guidance on benefits, housing, debt, tenancies and cost of living support. Tea, coffee and a light bite are provided, and no booking is needed. It runs at The Carroll Centre in Winchester on 16 November and at St Gregory's Church in Alresford on 18 November, each from 10:00 to 12:00.
Highlights
- Free drop-in, no booking needed
- Advice on benefits, housing, debt and tenancies
- Tea, coffee and a bite to eat provided
Getting there
The Carroll Centre, Winchester and St Gregorys Church, Alresford, SO23 9LJ
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