Reforming the PARV process for abuse survivors in debt
CAP have been asked to join the campaign by Money Wellness: Securing Safety: Reforming the PARV (person at risk of violence) process for abuse survivors in debt.
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CAP signs joint letter to address the need for Council Tax collection reform
CAP signs a joint letter with StepChange, Money Advice Trust, the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute and more, addressing the need for Council Tax collection reform.
CAP has fed into the spending review portal
CAP has submitted insights and recommendations to the following departments ahead of the Spring Forecast: Department for Work and Pensions, HM Treasury, and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.
Debt Awareness Week 2025
Want to learn more about Debt Awareness Week 2025? Read our blog to find out what it is, when it is, and how to get involved.
Buy Now Pay Later: what regulation could mean for our spending
How better regulation of Buy Now, Pay Later could help protect its users.
How to pay off credit card debt
Read this blog to find out how to clear your credit card debt in simple steps.
Beyond the beach: the hidden reality of rural poverty
CAP’s Head of UK Church Partnerships, Andrew Wilson, explores the hidden reality of rural poverty in Cornwall, with CAP Debt Coach, Melissa.
‘The community is all that matters’ – Jackie Adie
Jackie from Gateway Church in York reflects on two decades of service to her community, which have led to an MBE nomination.
Debt free story: Bea’s journey to find hope
Bea’s local church and CAP equipped her to not only become debt free, but also find hope and step out of the darkness. Read her debt free story here.
How personal debt has changed in the last decade
Meet Senior Debt Advisor, Jim Goodchild, and learn about how debt has changed in the UK over the last decade.
