Welfare Together’s Tracey Stone Offered Two‑Year Extension to Cabinet Office Debt and Fraud Information Sharing Review Board Role

Welfare Together is proud to announce that Director Tracey Stone has been formally offered a two‑year extension to her appointment on the Cabinet Office Debt and Fraud Information Sharing Review Board, recognising her successful and influential tenure since joining the Board in 2024. The renewed term will run until 26 August 2028 and Tracey will continue to act in an independent capacity drawing on her personal expertise.

Tracey’s continued appointment reflects the impact of her work at the intersection of ethical data use, vulnerability‑aware practice, and fair debt recovery. Over the past two years, she has contributed to national oversight of information‑sharing frameworks designed to improve outcomes for both public bodies and the people they serve.

Her extension aligns with Welfare Together’s values of fairness, transparency, safeguarding, and early‑stage support for vulnerable residents and Tracey will be representing these in her contribution to government policy and governance.

This recognition highlights Tracey’s leadership in shaping ethical, effective approaches to debt and fraud prevention across the public sector.