Thanks to an amazing response from our community, our recent match funding campaign with Aviva has been a huge success. ​ We initially set a target of £5,000 to support our debt and money advice service. Thanks to your support, we were able to increase this to a stretch target of £10,000 and we’re thrilled to share that we exceeded this too, raising a total of £12,907. ​ This funding will allow us to continue providing early advice and practical support to people experiencing

We’ve recently launched our Give an Hour campaign, designed to offer a simple way for people to support CHAT on a regular basis. ​ By giving the equivalent of just one hour of your pay each month, you can help provide consistent, reliable funding that allows us to plan ahead and continue delivering vital services. ​ Regular giving plays an important role in ensuring we can be there for people facing housing and financial challenges, not just in moments of crisis, but earlier

Churches Housing Action Team (CHAT) is delighted to share that we have been awarded funding through the The King Charles III Coronation Food Project to strengthen our affordable pantry and support more people across Mid Devon.​​​​ ​This funding will help us continue and grow our affordable food pantry, which was developed in response to increasing demand for emergency food support. While crisis food remains vital, our pantry offers a more planned, dignified, and sustainable w

Denise, CHAT Advice Services Manager, shares why early support makes such a difference for people facing money worries and housing insecurity: ​ Why does early support matter so much?“At CHAT, we help people build financial resilience before their situation spirals. When someone reaches out early, we can check they are receiving the right benefits, help reduce essential bills and support them to balance their income and outgoings. Without that support, money worries can quick