Enhanced Support, Better Outcomes

Let’s take control together.

About
Welfare
Together

Welfare Together partners with Councils, Housing Associations, Enforcement Firms and other creditors to provide proactive, tailored early intervention support for those who can’t pay.

Our services are free to all customers and we’ve helped thousands of people with financial guidance and relief, income maximisation, mental health support and crisis intervention, saving households more than £1m so far.

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Customers

If we’ve tried contacting you it’s because we’re working with one or more of your creditors (Council, housing provider, energy company, telecoms provider, bank or other lender) to help you get back on track.

If you’re struggling, please don’t wait any longer. Get help from us to claim what you’re entitled to and resolve your debts now.

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Clients

We partner with our clients (Local Authorities, Housing Associations, Enforcement Firms and other creditors) to provide proactive, tailored early intervention support for those who can’t pay.

Our essential services include financial guidance/relief, income maximisation, mental health support and crisis intervention.

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Creditors we work with

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Reviews
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5 star review

Life saving organisation

direct review I have used Welfare Together after the sudden loss of my husband. There were so many things that I had no idea of how to deal with, there was so much financial stuff I didn’t have a clue about. Tracey Stone has supported me through extremely difficult times mentally and giving invaluable advice as to how to deal with things, many times I have wanted to just give up but I then contact Welfare Together and I get all the information I need and support, there isn’t many organisations out there like this one, it’s personal and treats you like an individual not just a number on the other end of the phone, if they can’t help you there and then they will seek the information you need and then always come back to you.

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Early Support, Better Outcomes: Welfare Together Director Tracey Stone appears on Credit & Collections Risk Podcast May 2026

Early Support, Better Outcomes: Welfare Together Director Tracey Stone appears on Credit & Collections Risk Podcast

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Why Local Authorities Need Specialist Partners to Deliver on the Government’s New Council Tax Reforms Apr 2026

Why Local Authorities Need Specialist Partners to Deliver on the Government’s New Council Tax Reforms

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Welfare Together team completes Zero Suicide Alliance Awareness Training Apr 2026

Welfare Together team completes Zero Suicide Alliance Awareness Training

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