Mainstream advice services are set up to offer advice to any member of the public who needs advice or information in that area of knowledge. They are not targeted to specifically work with young people and they may make assumptions about what people visiting them will understand.
In this section we will look at best practices for preparing young people in engaging with these advice agencies.
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What does the young person want from the appointment?
Module
02
Managing expectations
Module
03
Preparing for the advice appointment
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04
Preparing for accessing advice on benefits
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05
Preparing for housing advice
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06
Preparing for immigration advice
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07
Preparing for legal aid
Module
08
Preparing for debt advice
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