As part of our work in delivering local information sessions, we’ve set up a series of dates where people with convictions can book a face-to-face appointment with one of our helpline advisers.
Appointments are available at our offices in Maidstone on the following dates:-
Thursday 11th September 2014 – 4pm – 6pm
Wednesday 8th October 2014 – 4pm – 6pm
Thursday 13th November 2014 – 4pm – 6pm
Thursday 4th December 2014 – 4pm – 6pm
What you can expect from us?
- A warm welcome
- A free 20 minute appointment where you can discuss your problem confidentially
- Information and advice which may be supported by factsheets which you can take away and refer back to
- Depending on your needs, referral to a different organisation that is better placed to help you
- Honest, reliable and peer delivered information and advice.
Interested?
Telephone us on 01634 247350 or email advice@unlock.org.uk to book an appointment.
Help us raise awareness
Let your friends, family and colleagues know about our face to face appointments by downloading a leaflet here.
More information about these information sessions are available here
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