Cambridge & District Citizens Advice Bureau
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Who we areThe 'staff'
Take a look at our organogram for details of the structure of Cambridge CAB. Volunteers Our advisers are mainly volunteers, who come from all walks of life. All advisers undergo extensive training and are required to reach a high level of competence before being allowed to deal with clients. They continue to be monitored throughout their CAB 'career'. We are lucky to attract volunteers of high calibre. The value they bring to Cambridge CAB, and thus to the people living or working in and around Cambridge, is enormous. The bureau would not exist without them. Not all of our volunteers are advisers. We also have receptionists, IT and admin support staff, social policy researchers and people who help with fundraising. Members of the Trustee Board are also volunteers. If you think that you may be interested in volunteering take a look at our 'How to volunteer' page. What do clients think about us?
Take a look at the thank-yous. How we started
Further information on the history of the Citizens Advice service can be found in the following documents: | ||||||
Website sponsored by Awards for All | ||||||
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Page last updated: 03/07/2008 | ||||||
The bureau is staffed by a mix of volunteers and paid employees, totalling 146 currently. Volunteers outnumber the paid staff by a ratio of 6:1. 
