Policy and Government

New partnership aims to help disabled people with debts

24 June 2016

Remploy has just teamed up with CAP to launch a new service to help people in financial hardship.The partnership means those who find themselves struggling with debt problems will be offered the opportunity to receive free support from CAP. Michael Bishop, who is Remploy’s Strategic Engagement Director, said: 'More than a quarter of families with a disabled person are in poverty so we know that both finances and employment are huge issues. We are delighted to be partnering with CAP, which offers free, face-to-face debt help through a series of home visits, meaning that the service is particularly accessible.”

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