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InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Jun 9When human support matters most: designing for greater impactBy Caroline Darnbrook, Acting Chief Client Officer
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InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Nov 3, 2025Ofgem’s plan to write off £500m of energy debt is welcome — but it’s not enough to solve the crisisThis article first appeared in the opinion section of the Big Issue in the name of Vikki Brownridge, CEO of StepChange Debt Charity.
InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Sep 30, 2025There’s a way to make the council tax system fairer — if only we had the willThis article first appeared in the opinion section of the Big Issue in the name of Vikki Brownridge, CEO of StepChange Debt Charity.
InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Mar 27, 2025Why the new StepChange 2025–30 strategy really mattersBy Vikki Brownridge, CEO
InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Mar 24, 2025There’s no shame in being in debt; it happens. Let’s talk about it.By Richard Lane, Chief Client Officer
InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Mar 17, 2025Why economic justice is needed to support victim-survivors of economic abuse with coerced debtsBy Genevieve Richardson, Senior Public Policy Advocate
InStepChange Debt CharitybyStepChange Debt Charity·Oct 16, 2024Why pay to have a Debt Management Plan?By Richard Lane, Chief Client Officer
