Your Doctor Debt: Ripon Ray

It was a perfect opportunity to embrace the Priority Services Register of the UK Power Networks in East London for the benefit of the Bengali community because we have seen how vulnerable this community can be during the pandemic.  Your Doctor Debt, Ripon Ray, and Money Coach, Tanzila  Zaman, joined forces and hosted a public discussion to encourage vulnerable members of the Bengali community to register with the UK Power Networks's Priority Service.  You never know when there will be a power cut in your area. If there is a power cut and you need support, registration is key and it is FREE. Register here:  https://www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk/YDD

We are holding a workshop with  Ripon Ray  and  Debt Free London  today as part of our ongoing outreach to debt advisors across England & Wales working on the frontline. Debt Free London is a unique partnership of charities led by Toynbee Hall and funded by the Money and Pensions Service, that provides free, expert advice to Londoners with problem debt. From rent arrears to council tax and utility bills, debt advisors work with clients to prioritise their bills, help them understand the enforcement process and provide much needed support.

UK Power Networks and Your Doctor Debt work in partnership to reach out to vulnerable Bengali and other minority communities in London for the purposes of the Priority Services Register. If there is a power cut in your area, minority communities in London need to be prepared and register with the Priority Services Register in case you need help with advice and support, meals or overnight accommodation if they there is no power. To encourage such a registration, Your Debt Doctor has been in consultation with UK Power Network to plan a strategy and to reach out to the minority communities in London. If you are part of such a minority community, you need to register: www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk/YDD

UK Power Networks and Your Doctor Debt work in partnership to reach out to vulnerable Bengali and other minority communities in London for the purposes of the Priority Services Register. If there is a power cut in your area, minority communities in London need to be prepared and register with the Priority Services Register in case you need help with advice and support, meals or overnight accommodation if they there is no power. To encourage such a registration, Your Debt Doctor has been in consultation with UK Power Network to plan a strategy and to reach out to the minority communities in London. If you are part of such a minority community, you need to register: www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk/ YDD  

The UK Curry Connect, a leading association for the Indian restaurant industry in Britain, invites Ripon Ray to support its members during the pandemic. The association brings chefs, waiters and small restaurant owners  to support them in  one of the worst effected period in the history of the sector. 'A lot of our workers do not know where to seek help. Chefs and waiters have lost their livelihood. No one cares about our sector.  The restaurant industry has been built by us: Bangladeshi chefs, waiters and small business owners. We are not sure whether we are going to survive during the period.' Ripon Ray reached out to the industry leaders to support them during a very tough time because they have been left to fend for themselves. Many of these workers are too marginalise to get help from anyone.  If you want invite Ripon Ray, don't be shy. Otherwise, get in touch with UK Curry Connect to find out about your rights on issues related to money, benefits and more. The event i

Your Doctor Debt  was on BBC  Money Box - Radio 4 - to talk about Payment Holiday, debt and your money. If you want Ripon Ray to speak on debt or money related issues as an expert let me know.