As a charity, North Bristol Advice Centre relies on a range of funders to support our work. We would like to say Thank You to the following organisations for their support.
The Access Foundation
Access to Justice Foundation
Allen and Overy Foundation
Anchor Society
Bristol City Council
Bristol Wessex Billing Services
Burges Salmon Charitable Trust
Cote Charity, managed by the Society of Merchant Venturers
Dolphin Society
Garfield Weston Foundation
Grateful Society
Irwin and Mitchell Charities Foundation
John James Bristol Foundation
Medlock Charitable Trust
Money Advice Pensions Service (MaPS)
National Lottery Community Fund
Nisbet Trust
Quartet Community Foundation
South Gloucestershire County Council
St Monica Trust
We also receive funding from a number of local trusts and foundations whose ongoing support is vital to our work. NBAC raises a small income through fundraising events, venue hire and paid-for services.
Latest news
Bristol Tea and Tech project to close end of March
The Bristol Tea and Tech Outreach project will wind down at the end of March 2026, following a successful three-year programme that supported over 300 older people across north Bristol to build digital skills and confidence. Delivered by North Bristol Advice Centre (NBAC) as part of its long-standing digital inclusion work, Bristol Tea and Tech drop-ins offered older people one-to-one support in accessible, community-based settings. Trained volunteers were on…
LOCKLEAZE GRAFFITI – OUR RESPONSE
30 September 2025 As a group of organisations working in Lockleaze and Horfield, we condemn in the strongest terms the recent far right graffiti found outside Stoke Park Primary School on Romney Avenue and Horfield Health Centre. Lockleaze in North Bristol is a strong community of 14,000 people, and the fourth most diverse ward in…
Lottery Funding for Community-Based Advice in North Bristol
North Bristol Advice Centre (NBAC) has been awarded core funding of £300,000 over 3 years from The National Lottery Community Fund to develop their outreach work in North Bristol. The “Embedding Advice in Communities” project will allow NBAC to partner with local organisations to embed advice within communities and reach people with welfare benefit issues…