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Welcome!! Please browse through the pages and learn a little about what we do at the Old Dean Advice Centre and find out if we can help you too.
All the times we are open are shown in the calendar, follow the link on the left tab. At the ODAC we try to assist people needing advice. We work with lots of other agencies so can usually signpost people in the right direction or recommend who you should speak to next.
Details of when you can drop in and use the Computers can be found by calling in at the Centre, or by phone (Camberley 675882) or email using the contact us tag to the left of this page.
We run various surgeries at the ODAC, so if you want to talk to the police or housing, then check the calendar or call us to find out when they will be available.
Our coffee morning on a Thursday is a great opportunity to meet other people on the estate and find out what we do, so don't be shy - come on down!
If you are a parent of young children - we have a parent and toddler group that will allow you to make friends and provide lots of fun activities for the kids on a Friday afternoon.
So check out this website, then come in for a coffee and see what we do!
Partners and sponsors of the Old Dean Advice Centre
The Old Dean Advice Centre is funded by our partners & sponsors who have kindly invested time and money to make the Advice Centre a reality.
The sponsors are:
- Surrey County Council
- Surrey Heath Borough Council
- Accent Peerless Housing Association
- The Safer Surrey Partnership
- The European Social Fund
- The Diocese of Guildford
Links to our sponsors websites can be found on the web links page, please support them as they have so generously supported us and the Old Dean Community.
The ODAC has a management committee that is made up of representatives of the local area,agencies, churches and local residents.
Finally thank you for taking the time and the effort to look up this website and take an interest in the Old Dean Advice Centre.
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As a dog, I want to remind site visitors to pick up their dogs' mess. With the disposal bags costing less than £2.00 for 300, its cheap to keep the streets clean.