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Christians Against Poverty

CAP is a charity tackling poverty in communities across the UK through award-winning free debt help and local community groups. We exist to equip and empower local churches in serving the community, and together we’re bringing hope to tens of thousands of people every year.

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Helen Webb in Christians Against Poverty

Love is in the air: celebrating ten years of partnership

Jonathan Shaw in Christians Against Poverty

Our Vision, part one: Transformed lives

It can be very tempting to measure our outputs. In my own role, I think of the meetings…

Jonathan Shaw in Christians Against Poverty

Buy-now pay-later: facing the risk

For millions of people last year, Christmas will have almost resembled the Christmases of a…

Paul Walmsley in Christians Against Poverty

Fuel poverty in a season of good cheer

The world of energy in the last six months has been chaotic, to say the least. We find…

Paul Walmsley in Christians Against Poverty

Changing tack: paralysed with stress

This is the second blog in the Changing tack series. Here we discuss the impact continued…

Emma Jackson in Christians Against Poverty

Like so many families in Scotland, in our house, we’re trying to get organised for our kids going

Rachel Gregory in Christians Against Poverty

Cutting the lifeline: what will happen if CAP clients lose £20 per week?

Jonathan Shaw in Christians Against Poverty

CAP’s thoughts on the Woolard Review: Is increasing access to affordable credit the answer?

Rachel Gregory in Christians Against Poverty

Breathing Space — will it deliver for people in problem debt?

Kiri Adams in Christians Against Poverty

Bottom half of man on chair with business newspaper

CAP’s thoughts on the Woolard Review: The role of regulation

The role of regulation