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  • Providing expert welfare rights services

What we do

Surrey Welfare Rights Unit is a small specialist charity providing expert legal advice on benefits and community care. We deliver training to organisations that the public can then access to receive help. We also campaign for change, locally and nationally.

Explore our training courses

We offer an open programme of courses throughout the year, delivered remotely. We also provide courses for local Citizens Advice and Surrey organisations. We can be commissioned to deliver welfare benefits training courses.

How we've helped

Our Public Value for 2023/24 was £2,338,614. This included improvements in health, well-being, participation and productivity.

48%

of clients helped had a disability or long-term illness

869

staff and volunteers were trained

28%

of clients helped self-declared as non-White British

We would like to thank all our funders and partners for their support