List of Possible Sources of Assisstance in the area of Poverty
Advertising Age/Elderly Alcohol Asylum Banking Bankruptcy Barristers Benefits Building Business Carers Charities Children Community Care Community Groups/Charities Consumer Crime Debt Disability Discrimination Domestic Violence Drugs Education Employment Environmental Family Finance Gay/Lesbian General Health HIV/Aids Homelessness Housing Human Rights Immigration Inquests Intellectual Property Leaseholders McKenzie Friends Medical Mental Health Miscarriages of Justice Pensions Personal Injury Planning Police Poverty Prisoners Public Law/Judicial Review Scotland Social Change Solicitors Tax/Finance Volunteers Welfare Whistleblowers Wills & Probate Women	Cambridge House - [http://www.ch1889.org/] - phone: 020 7358 7000 Cambridge House is a multipurpose voluntary organisation working in Southwark which provides services to individuals, families and communities, as well as supporting local community groups and voluntary organisations. - Full details>>> Zacchaeus 2000 Trust (Z2K) - [http://www.z2k.org/] - phone: 020 7259 0801 The charity's work focuses on individual cases of hardship - assisting people with council tax and other debt problems. The charity trains volunteers to assist these individuals as McKenzie friends in court. - Full details>>>
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