New campaign launching to help parents teach kids essential budgeting skills
During Talk Money Week (4–8 November), Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is providing parents with free resources to help kick start their kids’ journey to financial freedom
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Christians Against Poverty Autumn Budget reaction
This blog explains some of CAP’s policy asks in relation to the Autumn Budget. It covers the announcements that we welcome as positive but also where more needs to be done to address poverty in the UK.
What does the Autumn Budget mean for me?
What happened in the 2024 Autumn Budget and what does it mean for me? Find out here.
CAP signs an open letter with 60 other organisations to the Chancellor of the Exchequer
CAP has signed an open letter with 60 other organisations to Rachel Reeves , challenging the narrative about Social Security. The way we talk about the social security system matters: it can be the difference between creating stigma or compassion.
Autumn Statement 2024 date announced: What we’re calling for
Press release: Ahead of the Autumn Statement, CAP calls for a new energy repayment scheme to prevent families from going cold this winter.
Millions at breaking point as “shockingly low incomes” leave them hungry and without the basics
New research report reveals millions living on shockingly low incomes in the UK.
Christians Against Poverty “deeply concerned” over latest Ofgem energy price cap increase
Following today’s Ofgem announcement that average energy bills are set to rise by 10% from October, Christians Against Poverty’s Chief Executive Officer, Stewart McCulloch has voiced the charity’s concerns.
Christians Against Poverty reveals “heartbreak” of surging demand for help, as it launches appeal
Emergency appeal sees frontline teams describe how surging demand and complex client cases are pushing them to their limits
King’s Speech: CAP welcomes commitments to raising living standards but wants to see tackling poverty a priority
The Government’s commitment to improving living standards needs to prioritise measures to support those on the lowest incomes
