Debt help charity, Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is offering people in Falmouth access to their Money course in a bid to help low-income families

Emmanuel Baptist Church in Falmouth is offering anyone a place on their free CAP Money course this January, in a bid to help those on low incomes survive the winter months in the face of yet another enormous energy price hike.

Glyn Lumley CAP's Money Course Coach in Falmouth says "Many local families living on a low income are already in a financial crisis due to widespread rising costs. The October energy price rise, combined with all the other price increases, will result in debt and desperation for many local people this winter."

"That's one of the reasons we're running another CAP Money Course this January. It's a friendly short course designed to help people create workable budgets, helping you see exactly what you are spending, how you could save money, and prioritise your spending to include the things you really need or want to do."

"People are facing unparalleled financial challenges right now. Getting our money under control, preparing a budget, and having a clear picture of what's coming in and going out is the first essential step to navigating our way through the next few months and possibly years."

A delegate who attended a recent course at Emmanuel says, "I now know what to do moving forward. I feel I'll be in control now."

CAP's Money course will begin on 11th January at 7:30 pm at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Western Terrace, Falmouth TR11 4QJ

For more details and to book your place visit CAP UK | The CAP Money Course or call 0800 328 0006. You can also find out more about CAP by doing an online search for 'Christians Against Poverty'