With many of us weighed down emotionally by our financial situation, having to do so much juggling of expenses keeps us on edge and is not good mentally, physically or spiritually.
Research from The Salvos shows that people’s mental health is the top concern for 73 per cent of their clients across the country.
Auburn Salvos’ Leanne Plon says they are here to help when life is getting a bit too much.
“Financial Counselling is a free, non-judgmental service where a qualified person listens to your financial situation and works with you take control of your money,” she said.
“We can work with lenders, utility providers and, most critically, with you to develop budgets and skills to better navigate the path to financial well-being.”
A community member who accessed Moneycare, said: “I feel less stressed. I didn’t know there was this help available. I can’t believe how great you have been. I now have a pathway to take away worry and concern.”
Leanne said: “Following on from Anti-Poverty Week earlier this month, we encourage anyone who might be feeling the pinch financially to reach out to us.”
To find out more or make an appointment, call 1800 722 363.
Advice to lessen financial worries
AFTER a tough few years which only seem to be getting worse due to skyrocketing cost-of-living expenses and booming interest rates and rent, Auburn Salvos Moneycare team is inviting residents to get in touch if they need help.