Glasgow - Bridgeton Citizens Advice Bureau
We’ve been open since 1972 and we’re part of the Scottish Citizens Advice network, which has been offering advice and support since 1939. Together we advise over 300,000 people on the best way to sort out their problems every year - that’s 1 in every 14 adults.
We can offer advice, guidance and information in a number of different areas, including benefits, consumer issues, immigration, workplace disputes and much more. See our services section for more information.
We also offer the following specialist services:
We have 23 staff and volunteer working as advisers and helping behind the scenes. Everyone you meet at Glasgow - Bridgeton Citizens Advice Bureau has had a minimum of six months of training, so they are well-equipped to give you advice on a wide range of problems and issues.
Meet our advisers, or find out more about volunteering with us.
Expert advice - every time
As a member of the Scottish Citizens Advice network, the service we deliver must always meet national standards. This means you’ll receive a professional service, every single time you talk to us.
Our advisers undergo extensive training to make sure you receive the best quality of advice, whatever your issue may be. The Citizens Advice Scotland competency-based Adviser Training Programme is renowned in the voluntary sector and beyond.
Our advisers also have access to the AdviserNet Information System. This valuable resource provides a wealth of information on everything from employment and benefits to housing and debt. Access to this independent, trusted and quality assured information means our advisers can always offer you the most up-to-date advice.
In addition to our training and resources, the quality and training team at Citizens Advice Scotland regularly review the advice we offer, via a bureau audit. This makes sure we continue to meet the high standards required of a Citizens Advice Bureau.
Our charity status
Every bureau within the Scottish Citizens Advice network is a registered charity, and depends on support from the public to continue to offer advice to improve people’s lives.
As a charity, we are open and transparent about our accounts and governance structure. The minutes of our Annual General Meeting (AGM) are also published online each year.
Get advice
There are a number of ways you can get advice from Glasgow - Bridgeton Citizens Advice Bureau. You can call, Email Us or you can make an appointment to come in for a face-to-face appointment.
We aim to respond to messages within 5 - 10 working days..
We offer home visits.
Making a complaint
If you want to make a complaint about Glasgow - Bridgeton Citizens Advice Bureau contact us directly. You can also read more about our complaints procedure.