Our Services

The Armed Services Advice Project (ASAP) provides dedicated information, advice and support to members of the Armed Forces Community in Scotland.

The service is provided by the Scottish Citizens Advice Bureau Service, and the funding group is led by Poppyscotland. We work closely with many organisations, both Service related and others, to provide support to the people who contact us.

Benefits

Talk to us about issues with your benefits, or get information on tax credits and child benefit.
Work

We’ll help you address all types of workplace problems, including issues with discrimination or redundancy.
Debt and money

Discuss how to better manage your debt or get money advice from our trained specialists.
Consumer

We can guide you on making a complaint about faulty goods or bad service.
Family

Access support for a variety of family issues, from getting child maintenance to ending a relationship.
Housing

Get advice about mortgage difficulties, private sector tenancies or complaining about your neighbours.
Law and courts

Speak to us for guidance on a variety of legal matters, from legal aid and human rights, to civil court procedure.
Health

Find out how to make a complaint about healthcare, to understand your NHS patient rights or to discuss private healthcare.
Immigration

Immigration issues can be serious and time critical. You can speak to our specialist immigration adviser for help.

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Publications

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To talk to one of our trained advisers, call us for free on 0808 800 1007, visit your local CAB, or ask us to contact you by filling in our on-line contact form.

Contact Us

Call us on 0808 800 1007 and talk to one of our trained advisers or by using our contact form.

Legals

Citizens Advice Scotland | Charity No. SC 016637

Charity Registered at: Broadside, 2 Powderhall Rd, Edinburgh EH7 4GB

Our Services

Our Services

Benefits

Work

Debt and money

Consumer

Family

Housing

Law and courts

Health

Immigration

Law and courts

Health

Immigration

Benefits

Work

Debt and money

Consumer

Family

Housing

Publications

Need More Help?

Contact Us

Legals