WE ARE STILL HERE FOR TELEPHONE, EMAIL ENQUIRIES & WEBCHAT
In all, since March 2020, we have dealt with 15556 client contacts with 22152 issues. We have helped clients gain £7.6 million; this is money that in all likelihood is being reinvested in our communities. We have also managed a 230% increase in employment issues for clients. WE CAN HELP MANY MORE.
DAGCAS is complying with government guidance to help contain the spread of COVID-19. Due to the sharp rise in Coronavirus cases in Wigtownshire our bureau in Stranraer will STOP face to face contact with the public.
However, Dumfries, Annan and Stewartry will remain open for URGENT appointments and a drop-in service and to see people who have no access to telephone and internet.
If you can contact us by telephone or through our website then you should continue to do so. This will be a quicker way of speaking to an adviser.
We will deliver an essential service that focuses on telephone, webchat and email enquiries.
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We are extra busy during these challenging times and appreciate your patience.
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Home | COVID-19 | “Thank you for you help, we are now well on the road to getting my mum some much needed help”
“Thank you for you help, we are now well on the road to getting my mum some much needed help”
17th April 2020
This thank you comes from a grateful daughter who was worried and concerned for her elderly mother who lives a great distance from her. Her mother suffers from poor health and had no way of getting essential supplies like food and medicine due to COVID-19 restrictions in place.
If you know someone who is struggling and in need of help, please get in touch with us, on their behalf. We can help.
Call our freephone number 0300 303 4321 or email us by filling in our online enquiry form.
It’s important that we support one another, we’re all in this together.
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