GroceryAid has joined forces with Business Debtline to raise awareness of the free business money advice and support available for independent retailers.
Retailers and small business owners can now get tips and guidance from GroceryAid or contact the charity for advice more tailored to their situation. Those who want to raise awareness of GroceryAid welfare services among colleagues can also access a communication toolkit on GroceryAid’s website. Independent retailers who want to raise awareness of GroceryAid welfare services among colleagues can also access a communication toolkit on the website.
“We know dealing with debt can be incredibly overwhelming, and with the current cost of living crisis having a knock-on effect for both small businesses’ profits and their owners,” said GroceryAid welfare director Mandi Leonard.
“We’re very pleased to announce our new partnership providing businesses with the support they need to thrive and maintain peace of mind.”
The tie-up comes as GroceryAid reports an increase in demand from independent retailers seeking guidance on issues such as business rates, managing business finances, and facing unpaid invoices and debt.
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