Double the help — support more whānau, like Rose…

CAP needs 25 new regular givers by 31st March to double the help* for people in need across Aotearoa

Will you be one?

With financial hardship rising by 25% across Aotearoa – whānau like Rose have been working tirelessly to make ends meet for their whānau.

“I had to work 70-80 hours a week, just to make sure my children had food & bills were paid… I’d get payday loans to make ends meet – just to pay the rent. ”

Double the difference for whānau: Donate to the appeal today, and your new regular gift will double the help* for families in need for the next 2 YEARS!

When you become one of 25 new regular givers before 31st March, not only will you journey alongside a person like Rose — but your gift is doubled to support more whānau.

*thanks to a $25,000 pledge from a few long-standing generous supporters who want your impact to go further.

Every dollar counts because there are 200+ whānau who have reached out to CAP this year. They need awhi (care) and free practical Debt Help to enable them to thrive in 2025.

Become a Life Changer today: Help unlock $25,000!

$46 a month is what it takes to release each person in a household from poverty. * ‘My choice’ donations go where needed most. Secure online donations powered by Pushpay.

“I have so many goals because of CAP. It’s helped me to have a better life from now and I’m so amazed at that — savings, food on the table, happier children.” — Rose

Help unlock $25,000 — support more wāhine toa, like Rose

CAP needs 25 new regular givers by 31st March to unlock a special fund of 25,000*

Your regular gift today provides a person with:

A Debt Coach to visit their home
A budget prioritising life’s essentials such as food, rent and savings.
A team of specialist CAP caseworkers to support & advocate for the person in the long term.
A one-off food shop or whatever best meets a person’s practical needs.
Wrap-around care from the local church.

Free Debt Help support: a caring debt coach to visit their home; a budget prioritising essentials like food, rent, and savings; plus a team of specialist CAP caseworkers to support and advocate for the person in the long term.

A one-off food shop or whatever best meets a person’s practical needs

Wrap-around care from the local church

Debt-Help Client, smiling, hopeful and free from unmanageable debt

Debt help client smiling, happy and hopeful for the future

“I was humbled by the prayer… Just the encouraging words that were coming out of her mouth and I could feel the warmth and the love that was coming through her prayer. I was very, very grateful at the time… for her to come to my house and sit there…”

CAP walks alongside whānau — ending money chaos in Aotearoa. Freed from debt and poverty, people are financially resilient — as they strengthen their relationships with money, self, others and God.