The Tenant Project
Financial & Benefit Support
Struggling with rent or household bills? Find trusted organisations that can help with benefits, debt advice, budgeting and financial support.
Help Is Available
Money worries can affect anyone. Whether you’re struggling to pay your rent, falling behind on household bills or simply unsure what financial support you’re entitled to, there are organisations that can help.
Getting advice early can often prevent small problems from becoming much bigger ones. Many of the organisations below offer free, confidential support to help you understand your options and improve your financial situation.
Benefits & Financial Support
Find out what financial support and benefits you may be entitled to.
Turn2Us
Helps people access welfare benefits, charitable grants and financial support they may be entitled to.
MoneyHelper
Free guidance on budgeting, benefits, pensions, borrowing and managing your money.
Citizens Advice
Independent advice on benefits, housing costs, Universal Credit, debt and financial support.
Debt & Rent Arrears
If you’re struggling with debt or falling behind on your rent, these organisations can help you understand your options.
StepChange
Free debt advice and personalised debt management support for people experiencing financial difficulties.
National Debtline
Free, confidential advice on debt, budgeting, repayment options and dealing with creditors.
Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
Provides free debt advice, budgeting support and practical help for people facing financial hardship.
Cost of Living Support
Extra help if rising living costs are making it difficult to manage your household budget.
MoneyHelper
Practical guidance on reducing household costs, managing bills and improving your financial wellbeing.
Your Local Council
Many councils offer local welfare assistance, emergency support and discretionary funding for residents facing financial hardship.
Employment & Income
Support if changes to your job or income are affecting your ability to pay your rent.
Housing Costs
If you’re struggling to afford your rent, don’t wait until you’re facing eviction before asking for help.
Shelter
Expert housing advice on rent arrears, eviction, benefits and staying in your home.
Before You Leave This Page
If you’re struggling financially, you’re not alone – and asking for help early can make a real difference.
Whether you need support with benefits, debt, budgeting or rent arrears, the organisations on this page provide free, independent advice to help you get back on track.
