The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) is a network of independent charities that offer free, confidential advice to people in the United Kingdom on a wide range of issues, including legal, financial, and consumer concerns. Staffed by trained volunteers and professionals, CAB provides guidance on topics such as benefits, housing, employment, debt, and consumer rights. They aim to empower individuals to navigate complex situations, understand their rights, and make informed decisions. Additionally, CAB plays a role in advocating for policy changes to address systemic issues affecting individuals and communities.
noun an office where people can go to get free advice on legal and administrative problems.
Abbreviation CAB
an office where people can go to get free advice on legal and administrative problems.
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