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Money & Debt

Managing money can be challenging for people with bipolar, particularly during periods of poor mental health. This page brings together trusted information on budgeting, debt, benefits and financial wellbeing to help people affected by bipolar access practical advice and financial support.

Guide on applying for social housing

To apply for a home in Edinburgh the first thing you need to do is register with EdIndex. This is the housing register used by the Council and 17 Housing Associations/ Co-operatives. You only need to complete one application form to register for housing with all the landlords.

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CAPUK | Christians Against Poverty

A charity that helps people become debt-free. We have provided their Edinburgh-based staff with training about the effects of bipolar.

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MoneySavingExpert.com | Mental Health & Debt.

No debt problems are unsolvable. It might not be easy or quick, but there's always a route. When mental health problems are involved, some special solutions apply.

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The City of Edinburgh Council | Benefits & debt advice

The Advice Shop

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Citizens Advice Edinburgh

Citizens Advice provides advice on any subject - by phone, online and face to face, as well as home visits for people with reduced mobility.

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Money Advice Scotland

Because people in debt deserve to be treated fairly.

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Community Help and Advice Initiative (CHAI)

Supporting People & Communities Across Edinburgh with services including Housing & Money advice, Employability etc.

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