As we face cost of living increases this winter, we’ve teamed up with PayPlan to offer you a series of advice articles and resources, as well as a debt and welfare support calculator. We recently opened Furze Cottage, a new family area for adults and children of all ages, offering anyone staying on a break to rest and recharge a welcoming space to connect with others. The impact of worrying about your finances can be huge, both on your mental wellbeing and on family life. Our Welfare Services Lead, Carrie Pearce, is here to offer some advice for financial self-care. We’re holding a week-long programme at Jubilee House for families who have a dependant between the ages of 18 and 30 that they care for – with a drama course on offer for the cared-for relative. It can seem like the most daunting thing in the world, but asking for help when you need it really is a strength. Here our Psychological Services Lead, Jane Rosso, explains why...
Teaming up with PayPlan to offer you financial support this winter
See inside our new family zone at Harcombe House
Looking after yourself means looking after your finances
Do you care for a younger adult dependant? Join our residential programme
Why reaching out for help is a strength
