Women's advice services provide information, guidance and support on issues that affect women's lives. The help available varies between organisations and may cover relationships, family matters, domestic abuse, sexual violence, housing, money, benefits, employment, education, health and wellbeing. Staff or trained advisers can help people understand their options, consider next steps and identify other sources of support. Services may offer one-to-one advice by appointment, drop-in sessions, telephone or online support, as well as group activities and practical assistance. Some specialise in particular circumstances, such as leaving an abusive relationship, pregnancy and parenting, or navigating work and caring responsibilities. Advice may include help with forms, referrals to specialist services and support to access legal, health or social care provision. The service's remit, eligibility requirements and level of confidentiality depend on the organisation.