Welcome to the first of our new Neighbourhood Voices stories, featuring people in north Sheffield. We’re at Parson Cross in Sheffield, on a Tuesday morning. Mt Tabor Methodist Church opens its doors to the community most days of the week,
Niall Cooper outlines the new Let’s End Poverty campaign, and how you can get involved. If you are passionate about tackling poverty in the UK I’ve got good news for you: The overwhelming majority of the UK population agrees. We
We’re helping local partners to reclaim dignity, choice and hope in Nottingham. The first Your Local Pantry in Nottingham has opened to members. Meadows Pantry opened in Bridgeway Hall Methodist Mission in The Meadows on September 28th. There are just over
Niall Cooper, director of Church Action on Poverty, asks: How do we build dignity, agency and power together as a society? Introduction Church Action on Poverty’s vision is that the UK can and must be transformed into a country where
Ruth Lister’s book challenges the UK’s approach to poverty, and highlights the work of several of Church Action on Poverty’s partners. Baroness Ruth Lister is a member of the House of Lords, the honorary elected president of Child Poverty Action
Our latest 2021 story takes us to Migrant Support in Manchester. How do we protect and rebuild dignity and power, with people who feel powerless and small? How do we nurture personal agency among people who, right now, need help?
The UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, Olivier De Schutter’s video outlines his new mandate on ways of tackling poverty. The UN Special Rapporteur’s mandate argues that poverty has often been pictured as attributable to the individual,
The second of our 2021 calendar stories takes us to South Yorkshire Music brings people together and captures people’s attention – and it can be a force for change. In Yorkshire, for the past two years, one community’s shared love
Notes from a conversation at the 2021 National Poverty Consultation
