Not-for-Profit financial organisation open to everyone in Sandwell, South Birmingham and the whole of Worcestershire.
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Specialist Citizens Advice Bureau service for brain injury survivors and their close families.
Ethnicity focus: English, Turkish, Indian, Polish, Somali, Pakistani, Congolese, Afghan, Iraqi, Bangladeshi
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Tipton Debt Centre is run in partnership with St Matthew's Church and gives free debt help to anyone who feels weighed down by debt.
An effective budget
Trained debt counsellors will work out a realistic budget that prioritises your essential bills. They will negotiate affordable payments with each creditor and attempt to stop unfair interest and charges where possible. Your local Debt Coach will then explain the budget and the payments you will need to make.
CAP Plan
In most cases, a CAP Plan is set up for you. You will need to make one monthly payment into your CAP Plan to cover your bills and debts. CAP will then distribute this on your behalf. You can also build up savings through your CAP Plan.
Severe debt
If you are in severe debt, then we can walk you through insolvency options, such as petitioning for bankruptcy. We can help you to fill out the forms.
Debt free
You can use your CAP Plan to pay your bills and debt repayments until you are debt free.
Call to make your first appointment on the free 0800 number.
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Debt Advice & Support
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This project endeavours to develop our money management skils in creative ways that is good for the both the pocket and environment.
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If you’re currently employed and looking to find a job, change job or to update your CV. We can help you with advice, mentoring, support and training.
Contact SWEDA to book your appointment and discuss your options.
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Tenancy related support for vulnerable adults across the Sandwell area.
Supporting them to maintain independence and re-engage with community activities.
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Outreach support for people recovering from functional mental health and family members.
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Ethnicity focus: English, Indian, Somali, Pakistani, Congolese, Bangladeshi, Afro Caribbean
Our aim is to help people to help themselves in saving money, reducing isolation, accessing services, health and well-being, dealing with everyday life choices and increasing their networks.
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We will work with volunteers or employed members of staff to train them in becoming financial confidence volunteers. Typical beneficiaries include people who help in food banks, charities, community centres, schools family support projects etc. The project is funded by the Big Lottery and is therefore completely free to all.
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