Christians Against Poverty (CAP UK) offers a range of free, accredited and friendly services to help people across the UK overcome financial challenges and build a brighter future. Whether you’re struggling with debt, need help budgeting, want to improve your job prospects, or learn practical life skills, CAP is here to support you every step of the way.
Our services include:
- Debt Help: Free, expert support to help you become debt free, including practical advice and ongoing guidance.
- Money Coaching: Take control of your finances, learn to budget, save, and prevent future debt.
- Job Clubs: Gain the skills and confidence you need to find a job you’ll love, with friendly group support.
- Life Skills: Learn practical tools to help you live well on a low income, manage day-to-day challenges, and thrive.
CAP partners with local churches across the UK to provide these services in your community. We believe no one should face poverty alone, and we’re committed to helping families and individuals find hope, dignity, and lasting financial freedom.
All CAP services are completely free and open to everyone, regardless of background or beliefs.
How to access help:
- Use our postcode search to find your nearest CAP Debt Help centre or service.
- Browse our website to learn more about each service and how to get started.
- Contact us by phone or email for friendly advice and support.
Emergency food aid: CAP also provides emergency food support to families in urgent need, especially during times like Christmas when no family should go hungry.
Get involved: You can support CAP’s work by donating, fundraising, partnering as a church, or volunteering. Every gift helps us reach more people in need.
Why choose CAP?
- Over 33,000 people helped to become debt free since 2010.
- Professional, compassionate, and confidential support.
- Local services delivered in partnership with trusted community groups.
Take the first step today – CAP is here to help you move forward with hope.
All CAP services are free and open to anyone in the UK. To access help, use our postcode search to find your nearest centre, browse our website, or contact us by phone. No referral is needed. Some services may depend on local availability.