Christians Against Poverty
Christians Against Poverty@ LifeChurch
About CAP
Christians Against Poverty is a home-grown debt counselling charity which has been working for more than 15 years to reduce poverty in the UK caused by debt. It partners its financial expertise with the care of the local church to offer free debt help and a solution to people through a network of more than 190 centres. The fast-growing charity intends to have a debt-counselling CAP centre in 500 towns and cities across the UK by 2015. If you are concerned about a financial situation and would like to find out if CAP can help, please call the free, national appointment line 0800 328 0006. For more about CAP see www.capdebthelp.org.
About CAP @ LifeChurch
Our CAP Centre at LifeChurch has been providing free debt help to Sale, Stretford, Urmston and surrounding areas in South Manchester since May 2008. In that time the LifeChurch CAP team has helped more than 130 families with free debt help and family support. Out CAP Centre is part of the LifeChurch vision to be a church taht's transforming lives and communities. At the heart of our commitment to CAP and our CAP clients are our values; Reaching Out and Loving All. Shelly was one of our very first clients. Watch her story here.
Want to be part of the CAP Team at LifeChurch?
We are always on the lookout for LifeChurch people who are excited at the prospect of getting to know and/or supporting our CAP clients in whatever way they can. If you would like to know more about our CAP Centre or are interested in being part of the CAP Team, please email our CAP Centre: sale@capuk.org or phone on 0161 850 0770.
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| CAP Sunday Our CAP manager Emma Cooper gives an outline of how CAP works, along with client testimonies and an interview with a current CAP client. Nick then brings a short talk. Nick Matthews, 15/11/2009 |  | 'CAP Sunday' John Kirkby gives this talk on the history and vision of CAP John Kirkby, 02/11/2008 |  | Christians Against Poverty Matt Barlow, CEO of Christians Against Poverty, shares about their work and the massive, often hidden, oppression that debt presents in our nation. Matt Barlow, 13/04/2008 |
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