Coventry Independent Advice Service
- Arrears
- Bailiffs
- Bankruptcy/IVA
- Benefits overpayment
- Council tax
- County Court Claim
- Court Action
- Credit
- Debt Collection
- Fines
- Loans
- Mortgage
- Rent
- Water Fuel
- Appeals
- Attendance Allowance
- Bereavement Benefit
- Blue Badge Scheme
- Budgeting Loan
- Carers Allowance
- Child Benefit
- Child Tax Credit
- Community Care Grant
- Constant Attendance Allowance
- Council Tax Benefit
- Crisis Loan
- Disability Living Allowance
- Discretionary Housing Benefit
- Educational Maintenance Allowance
- Fostering Allowance
- Free School Meals
- Funeral Expenses Payment
- Guardians Allowance
- Health Benefits
- Home Responsibilites Protection
- Housing Benefit
- Incapacity Benefit
- Income Support
- Independent Living Fund
- Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
- Jobseekers Allowance
- Maternity Allowance
- Milk Tokens
- Older person benefits
- Overpayment
- Pension Credit
- Pensions
- Reduced Earnings Allowance
- Retirement Pension
- Severe Disablement Allowance
- Sickness/disability
- Social fund
- Statutory Adoption Pay
- Statutory Maternity Pay
- Statutory Paternity Pay
- Statutory Sick Pay
- Sure Start Maternity Grant
- Tax Credits
- Unemployment
- War Disablement Pension
- Widowed Parents Allowance
- Winter Fuel Benefit
- Working Tax Credit
- Young Peoples Benefits
Coventry Independent Advice Service is a charity offering free advice, information and support to all Coventry residents. Our service is confidential and our skilled advisers can help you with things like:
- Identifying entitlement to benefits and helping you make claims
- Helping you to sort out debt or other money problems
- Challenging decisions on benefit claims
- Giving basic advice and information about housing and other issues
- Helping you find other kinds of support.
Our advice services are delivered in your community in places like Children’s Centres, libraries and community centres. We now run advice sessions in 11 areas of the city and our advice is available in at least two areas on any weekday.
You can come along to any of our ‘drop-in’ advice sessions. You do not need an appointment but please note that the time available at these ‘drop-in’ sessions is limited and we may not be able to see everyone who needs help.
If your problem is likely to take a while to deal with, or needs us to do further work, we may need to make you an appointment to come back on another day.
You can use our interactive Google map to find your nearest location. You can also use our calendar to find out where and when advice is available without an appointment. For more information, see our get advice page.
