Citizens Advice Telford & The Wrekin – Proud to celebrate armed forces week

News - 19 May 2020

Due to the recent pandemic, AFC Hubs aren’t currently able to run and therefore a Virtual Hub has been introduced instead. Tuesday 19th between 11am – 1pm and every Tuesday thereafter.
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Summary: The Armed Forces Covenant Project at Citizens Advice Telford & the Wrekin celebrates Armed Forces Week during COVID-19.

Detail: Citizens Advice Telford & the Wrekin has joined the Armed Forces Covenant to help ensure local Veterans, serving personnel and their families could access support they need. The charity strategized with other organisations and current and previous members of the Armed Forces to plan and deliver a weekly information hub. Read more: Press Release – AFC Week 2020

If you would like to find out more or take part please visit their social media platforms:

Twitter: @TelfordCAB
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/telfordcab

Alternatively you can get in touch by telephone or email:

Helpline number: 07800 671765 Tuesday and Friday only.
E-mail Ella: AFC@telfordcab.co.uk

Visit their website: Citizens Advice Telford & the Wrekin

 

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