Great Ormond Street Hospital is offering a free counselling service for patients struggling with debt problems.
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The newspaper notes that "many families are becoming increasingly vulnerable to cash problems, especially in cases of chronic illness".
Great Ormond Street's debt service will aim to support patients whose illness has led to serious issues with debt, as well as their family members.
Families living within the E postal area were found to have the highest debt levels in the country, with London SE and Uxbridge also within the top five in terms of indebted areas.
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