Budget and debt advice
Helping people to get up on their feet
More than a pathway out of debt
Dealing with debt can be an overwhelming experience, impacting not only a person's financial well-being but also their mental health and relationships.
Our debt advisors and volunteers work with people to develop debt repayment plans, negotiate with creditors and provide money education to change habits and minimise the chance of debt recurring in the future.
You can contact the team on 020 7367 4560 Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Outside of these hours you can leave a voicemail and someone will be in touch at the earliest opportunity.
Before, I felt worthless. Now, I’m providing for my kids, paying bills on time, and even saving. It feels like I pressed the reset button.
Contact us
The Salvation Army has 25 debt advice centres across the UK, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), providing practical advice and pastoral care to those facing financial hardship.
For those people who do not have a ‘local’ debt advice centre, support can be provided online by emailing a self-referral form to thqdas@salvationarmy.org.uk
Debt advice
Free practical advice, working alongside people to help them find the best debt solution for their circumstances.
Financial inclusion services
Supporting people who are struggling with debt find solutions that work for them.
Local support for jobseekers
Employment Plus Locals offer information and guidance within a supportive environment
Food banks
We run year-round food banks from a number of our centres, delivering boxes of essential food items to those who need it most.