You can stand up for the most vulnerable in their moment of need

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The stark reality of a growing crisis

Right now, millions are living in the grip of poverty, forced to make impossible choices due to the unaffordable cost of essentials: rent or medicine, fuel or school uniform, food or heating? The proposed welfare changes, including changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP), will deepen this crisis, pushing more families into crushing debt and poverty.

57% 
of the people we serve rely on Universal Credit 
1 in 3 
of the people we serve receive Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for daily living. 
64% 
of our new clients have at least one key support issue, such as mental health challenges or limited literacy skills. 
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38% 
of clients whose health has been affected by debt were signed off work due to the impact of debt on their mental health. 

Source: CAP Client Report 2024

Change starts with you

You are not the kind of person to turn away when others need help, and we’re grateful for that. The proposed welfare cuts will hit vulnerable people hard, and you know that we must act now

By partnering with CAP, you can bring hope to those affected by:

  • Providing expert debt advice and holistic support, delivered by a compassionate local church team.
  • Advocating for fair welfare policies.
  • Equipping individuals to regain control of their finance

Give today

Vulnerable people urgently need your support to cope with the impact of welfare cuts. Your regular or one-off gift will provide crucial practical help including debt advice and emergency aid, as well as much-needed emotional care from a loving local church.

Help vulnerable people today