What members say

"Our membership not only plugs us into your excellent information services, but also links us to the wider network of organisations nationally." Luton Law Centre

"Sometimes it helps to turn up the volume. Being a member means the experiences of my centre get fed into consultation responses, meetings with government departments and agencies as well as funders. AdviceUK can help me open doors that I couldn’t by myself. There’s strength and safety in being one voice in many." Baljit Badesha, Director, Nucleus Legal Advice Centre (London)

"Because we always strive for excellence." Borderline (London)"We joined because independence is very important to us and to the people who use our services. As a small group, we value the support of a large organisation, whether it is through offering advice and information to us as advice providers, or by providing affordable products eg insurance, group debt counselling licence etc. It’s also interesting to find out about other independent advice providers."  West Glasgow Against Poverty

"AdviceUK plays a key role in ensuring that all members are working together."  National Debtline"It’s nice to taking a step up the ladder and getting a helping hand. AdviceUK is always there offering me support, helping us to form new partnerships and build a consortium to help access funding and providing training and qualifications so everyone can reach new heights."  Diane Pedder, Advice Manager, Leeds University Union"We’ve all been there - either complete silence or you get swamped. AdviceUK gets me the information I need, when I need it. Whether it’s a management support helpline answering my queries on everything from VAT to employment issues, to regular emails with news and details of funding opportunities, through to a quarterly magazine and the opportunity to meet others at events and meetings, I’m always kept in the loop." Simin Azimi, Director, Refugee Women’s Association (London)