Debt Free London Reviews

- Unrealistic targets and little practical support. Staff burnout and turnover was high - So many resignations meaning that you are expected to fill in other peoples work for the same pay - Very low pay despite preaching about the importance of surviving in a cost of living crisis - Poor management who do not communicate with staff. You will not progress because they will forget about you. - Insecure contracting meaning that you have no job security. - A general feeling that you are not valued or respected. You will easily be replaced before they actually consider why you want to leave.

Think Debt Free London gives the impression of being committed to tackling poverty in London? Think twice. This organisation sadly lacks the client commitment that would make the project work. At the moment, it is ran by a management team that don't seem to really understand - or care about understanding - what the issues actually are, what can genuinely be done to tackle them and how are the advisers and team assistants feeling. Clients call and find a service that is completely in shambles - with the initial contact managed by completely untrained staff, and other advice centres not all being linked in the same way to 'Debt Free London'. I would not recommend this as a serious place of work for someone who is genuinely committed to the charity sector.