Wiltshire Money is a membership organisation coordinated by Wiltshire Citizens Advice.
We are the lead body for financial inclusion activity within Wiltshire and provide a strategic framework for local, regional and national organisations to coordinate, collaborate and share knowledge.
Wiltshire Money provides support to our member organisations so that they can help people to make informed financial choices and be in control of their money.
This website contains information about Wiltshire Money, including who we are and what we do.
In the last year, Wiltshire Money has engaged with over 130 organisations and many members of staff. There are many benefits to becoming a member of Wiltshire Money.
We provide a regular newsletter for our members, which contains useful information and resources for staff. See the Wiltshire Money newsetter archive.
For links to further information see our Helpful Resources Section. You will find useful links to further information for example looking after your Mental Health during the Coronavirus outbreak and links to Benefits Calculators
We host regular forums and training events to help up-skill staff and keep them informed of any changes which impact on their clients’ financial capabilities.
We have an Ask Wiltshire Money service which enables front line staff to contact Wiltshire Money for help finding the appropriate organisations/support for their clients.
Use the Shout Out page to let us know about your events and changes and updates to your service.
Two members of the Wiltshire Money Steering Group, Wiltshire Council and Curo Group, have developed a joint training webinar. This session will cover the whole of the housing journey, from housing options and accessing the housing list, through to the lettings process and tenancy sustainment.
Read more ...The Wiltshire Money Q2 Forum took place on Tuesday the 17th of May 2022. The theme of the Q2 Forum was: ‘The Cost of Living: Money, Debt and Housing’
Read more ...The Q1 Wiltshire Money Forum took place on Tuesday the 1st of February 2022. The theme of the Forum was 'The Cost of Living'.
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