Church Action On Poverty North East 2025 AGM
You're invited to attend the AGM of our local group in the North East, with speaker Amanda Bailey, Director of the North East Child Poverty Commission.
Wednesday 14 May
St Joseph’s Church, High St West, Gateshead NE8 1LX
(1 minute from Gateshead metro station and interchange)
- 5:00pm refreshments
- 5:30pm AGM business
- 6:00pm local voices
- 6:15pm Amanda Bailey
Right now, too many children in our region are going hungry and living without hope—and as people of faith, we are called to respond. It’s a matter of justice and compassion. Working together, we can make a difference.
31% (170,000) of all children and young people across the North East were living below the poverty line over the
three years to 2023-24. This is up from 30% over the three
years to 2022-23.
The North East has the UK’s second highest proportion of children living in single-parent families, and the highest
rate of children living in families where an adult or child has a disability.
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