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‘Please take us as we are and help us’: How decision makers could make a difference
Former CAP client, Susan*, who is now debt free, shares her recommendations to the Government and creditors around how they can support people like her who face money and mental health challenges.
‘CAP changed my debt life, but they also changed my mental health’
Former CAP client, Susan*, who is now debt free, shares her experience of mental health challenges, problem debt and what she would want others who are going through the same struggles to know.
Charity worries welfare cuts may push more of the most vulnerable into debt
Christians Against Poverty welcomes efforts to help people into work and the Universal Credit rise but is concerned about the impact future changes will have on those with complex needs on low incomes
Inspiring Easter card messages and greetings
Not sure what to write in an Easter card this year? Read our Easter messages blog to find all the inspiration you need.
What is the true meaning of Easter? Significance of Easter and origins
Learn about the significance of Easter, its Christian origins, when Easter is in 2025 and more in our true meaning of Easter blog.
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.
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 responded to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the Mental Health Moratorium
CAP’s response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the Mental Health Moratorium.
