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Thame's Debt Centre is here for you

9.3 million people in the UK are facing problem debt and are in need of debt advice. It can take only a slight change in circumstances for someone to find themselves trapped in unmanageable debt.

Thame Debt Centre, launched in January 2020, run by Grace Church Thame with Christians Against Poverty (CAP) has been helping people in Thame and the surrounding villages.

In the last 2 years the Thame Debt Centre has :

  • Helped over 40 people who have been struggling with debt, many of whom are now debt free or on their way to becoming free from debt.
  • Run several money coaching workshops to help people gain control of their finances.
  • Provided support to those isolated and struggling with money concerns.

The service is completely FREE and available for anyone who is in debt (regardless of race, nationality, religion, age, gender, marital status, sexual orientation or disability).

If you are struggling with debt or know someone who is, please ring the free phone number  0800 328 0006 where they will book an appointment for someone to come and see you.

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Upcoming Events

Nov
8
Sun
11:00 am Thame's Psychic & Wellbeing Chri... @ Spread Eagle Hotel
Thame's Psychic & Wellbeing Chri... @ Spread Eagle Hotel
Nov 8 @ 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thame's Psychic & Wellbeing Christmas Fair -November 2026 @ Spread Eagle Hotel
Treat yourself to a holisitc therapy or 1-1 reading. Gifts with a difference. Relax with friends & family. Enjoy the positive vibe! Embrace the Festive Spirit at the Christmas Psychic & Wellbeing Fair! Celebrity Psychic to Appear at Thame's Psychic & Wellbeing Fair this November Brit Awards Psychic and Fortune Teller, Lee Petulengro, is set to appear at Thame's Psychic & Wellbeing Fair on Sunday November 8th. Petulengro appeared on this year's Brit Awards, reading for the celebrities at the after-show party, as well as on Channel 4's Celebrity Ghost Trip, where he read tarot and tea leaves for celebrities in some of Britain's most haunted places.   The holiday season is upon us, and there's no better way to embrace the festive spirit than…

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Nov
20
Fri
all-day Thame Barns Christmas Fair Retur... @ Thame Barns Centre
Thame Barns Christmas Fair Retur... @ Thame Barns Centre
Nov 20 – Nov 21 all-day
Thame Barns Christmas Fair Returns as a Two-Day Event @ Thame Barns Centre
The Thame Barns Christmas Fair is returning this November and, for the first time, will run over two days. The annual event takes place on Friday 20th November from 3pm to 7pm and Saturday 21st November from 10am to 2pm, giving visitors a choice between an after-school and after-work evening session and a daytime Saturday visit. Visitors can browse a wide selection of unique local vendors, making it a good place to find gifts and festive treats while supporting small businesses. A bar will be open serving mulled wine and hot chocolate, and there will be sweet treats and live music to add to the seasonal atmosphere. A raffle will be held in aid of Red Kite, with all proceeds going to the charity (charity…

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Nov
24
Tue
11:00 am Haddenham Park Care Home: Stroke...
Haddenham Park Care Home: Stroke...
Nov 24 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Haddenham Park Care Home: Stroke UK Meet & Move
Join the Stroke UK Meet & Move monthly support group for stroke survivors and their caregivers. Hosted as part of the Stroke Association support network, each session offers helpful information, resources, and a welcoming community. Stroke survivors can take part in a 45–60 minute exercise class led by a qualified instructor, while caregivers can enjoy coffee and social time in the piano lounge and connect with others. When: Last Tuesday of every month, 11:00am–12:00pm (starting 28 July 2026)Where: Haddenham Park Care Home & Apartments, Tibbs Road, Haddenham, Buckinghamshire, HP17 8FH A supportive space to stay active, share experiences, and meet others affected by stroke.

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