Debt advice levy funding
Debt advice levy funding allocated by the Scottish Government.
Funding allocations for debt levy 2023-2024
|
Organisation |
Project description |
2023-24 allocation (£) |
|---|---|---|
|
Advice UK |
Accessible Advice Fund, distributing grants to members to provide money and debt advice in Scotland |
650,000 |
|
Advice Direct Scotland |
Multichannel debt advice service, holistic advice, including support for increased capacity |
550,000 |
|
Citizens Advice Scotland |
Supporting the provision of debt advice across the Citizens Advice Bureaux network (as part of Money Talk Team project) |
2,078,030
|
|
Money Advice Training Resources Information and Consultancy Services (MATRICS), co-delivered with Money Advice Scotland, to provide second tier support and training to debt advisers. |
477,471 |
|
|
Improvement Service |
Data collection, analysis and publication of the Common Advice Performance Management Reporting Framework. |
30,000 |
|
Money Advice Scotland |
Financial Capability, Policy and Adviser Wellbeing projects |
492,000
|
|
Money Advice Trust |
National Debtline, Business Debtline and marketing |
351,141 |
|
StepChange
|
Multichannel Debt Advice Project, Helpline support, Specialist and Vulnerable Debt Advice service, including homeowner support |
1,268,068 |
|
Christians Against Poverty |
Community-based holistic debt advice services and support in Scotland, including increased debt centre support |
258,000 |
|
One Parent Families Scotland |
Support for increased debt advice capacity and training |
146,780 |
|
Welfare Advice Health Partnerships |
To support the continuation of money advice services in GP surgeries |
368,750 |
|
Scottish Government Financial Wellbeing Marketing campaign |
Report publication fees |
397
|
|
Total allocated |
6,670,637 |
|
The total debt levy for 2023-24 is: £6,670,400.
Other funding sources were used to supplement debt advice provision.
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