Architects Benevolent Society

Dedicated to helping past and present members of the wider architectural profession

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The Architects Benevolent Society is dedicated to helping architects, assistants, technologists, technicians, landscape architects - and their families – in times of need. We help people of all ages who have experienced illness, accident, redundancy, unemployment, bereavement or other personal difficulties. Our support ranges from confidential advice to financial assistance.

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Architects Benevolent Society 6 Brewery Square Copper Row London SE1 2LF

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