This week is Debt Awareness Week and our aim is to help you ...
Citizens Advice Hart is a local independent charity.
People come to us with all sorts of issues. You may have money, benefits, housing or employment problems, be facing a crisis, or just considering your options.
Our advisers will research your issues and provide information about your options. This will allow you to decide the path for you to take to resolve your issues. We will not tell you what to do but will support you until you are happy to progress your problems for yourself.
The rising cost of living
Since 2014, we’ve been collecting data on the rising cost of living and how it affects people. The findings show just how big the challenges are and as a charity, we rely on funding to keep making a difference. Here, we share what we’ve learned and why our work is so important to the Hart community.
Latest News
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Are you finding it hard to pay your mortgage?
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Dealing with a rent increase?
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Support Us In 2025

Here are just some of the ways you can support us this year. Click on each image for more information.
Outreach within the community
Citizens Advice Hart is aware that not everyone can travel to get help. We therefore offer talks to any local groups followed up by individual confidential sessions to anyone who is not able to travel to Fleet. We cover the full range of advice offered by Citizens Advice which includes help with benefit applications, looking at debt solutions, advising on employment problems and consumer or family issues.
Get Help & Advice: What to expect
To receive tailored advice, please be aware that you must first complete our web form or provide detailed information about your issue when calling our Advice Line. Simply reaching out by phone does not guarantee a meeting appointment at our office.
Self Help
Access resources online to get up-to-date, accurate and detailed information
Webform Advice
Contact us via our webform – get help quicker by giving us information about your issue.
Interpreters and Translators
Get Involved
Volunteering
We have several ways in which you can volunteer, depending on the experience you are looking for.
How you can help
All donations are very gratefully received and help us keep our services going.