VOLUNTEERS are needed to help people in Chester-le-Street with everyday problems.
The Citizen's Advice Bureau on Front Street is gearing up to expand its service, possibly opening in the evenings.
Manager Vaughan Davidson would like to hear from people who can spare six hours a week.
Volunteers will be required to listen to people's problems and give advice.
Mr Davidson said: "The idea is to ensure that individuals do not suffer through a lack of knowledge of their rights and responsibilities.
"We are independent and provide free confidential impartial advice to everybody regardless of race, gender, sexuality and disability."
Those interested will be interviewed and successful parties will undertake a five-week training course. Volunteers can specialise in various areas such as employment, benefits, debt management among many others.
For a free information pack call (0191) 389 3001.
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