A "ONE stop shop" to help older people cope with the cost of living crisis is being held this month.
More than 30 organisations are set to attend Guisborough's seniors' fair on Friday, April 22.
The event is aimed at older people concerned about the rise in costs of living, who can meet people face-to-face to talk about their issues.
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It takes place between 1pm and 4.30pm at the Quoit Club in Guisborough, just off Northgate.
MP Simon Clarke and Cllr Andrew Hixon are hosting the event, which will be attended by groups including the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), Citizens Advice, trading standards, Cleveland Police, Age UK and a host of others.
As well as helping residents navigate what is a difficult time, the fair will also host organisations which can help senior citizens better fit in with community life.
Mr Clarke said: "This is going to be an opportunity for you to come along and hear from a whole range of organisations about the services that they offer in our community.
"That could be help with the cost of living which we know is an important issue for so many families at what is a difficult time, but also, organisations which can help you fit in better to community life, to explore new opportunities and make new friends and help with issues like transport and public services - all the things which go towards making life worthwhile in your later years.
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"I hope this will be a really worthwhile opportunity for people across Guisborough, East Cleveland, and indeed, South Middlesbrough to come along and hear from a range of organisations that could be helpful to them and I'm very much looking forward to seeing you on 22 April."
Among the organisations confirmed to be in attendance include:
Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council
DWP
Citizens Advice
Welfare Rights
Cleveland Police
Mind
Trading Standards
U3A
BJP Home Support
Health services
Support services
Tees Flex
Sports and leisure
Beyond Housing
Barclays Bank
Guisborough Bridge Association
Cleveland Fire Brigade
Alzheimer's Association
Moors Bus
Care groups
Age UK
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