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Housing Advice For All
The Mary Seacole Housing Association is offering a free tool with the support of the Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation. It’s designed to help people/families who are struggling financially, at risk of being homeless, feeling stress, anxious.
If you’re struggling, it important that you get help as this will help relieve some of the pressure, stress and anxiety. Some issues may require specialist help, however, the advisor will be able to support and connect you with the local services also.
To use this service please use the chat box on the right and an agent will respond within a timely manner. There is also a drop-in service on Wednesday’s at 12 Cardiff Road, Luton, LU1 1QG 10am-2pm.
THE FREE ADVICE CHAT BOX IS OPEN: MONDAY – FRIDAY 10-3PM
Information Against Exploitation
Information Against Exploitation is a social project funded by the Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner.
Many people at risk of exploitation may not know if they are being exploited. Many do not know if they are supporting or combating exploitation and are unaware of their Legal Rights. The purpose of this booklet is a learning aid to empower individuals at risk or experiencing exploitation and better understand its various forms and their legal rights.
The information within has been co-produced with individuals with lived experience, working professionals and services that support them.
Our Stories

My life was perfect, I had the perfect life; an amazing career in care, a doting husband, beautiful children, and a lovely home; and just like that it all fell apart. My husband and I were great for a long time but over time things started deteriorating. It started by small arguments here and there.… Read more »

I was born In Essex and met my ex-partner and moved to London around 5 years ago. My life was going just as any one would expect. I went on to have 3 children, then one of my children passed away. This is when my journey went from good to a really difficult. I was… Read more »

My name is Mr A, when I came to the UK I was a child; but back home, children my age have already been through what most adults here cannot imagine. I grew up in Sudan, my childhood was what everyone sees in the news, the civil wars had left the country in such disrepute.… Read more »