Watch the Food Power story
As our Food Power programme draws to a close, see how people power has tackled food poverty.
Since 2017 the Food Power programme has been supporting alliances to tackle the root causes of food poverty, giving a voice to people with lived experience, and creating a network of sharing and learning. After four years, the programme is coming to an end in its current form. Help us mark the occasion by watching and sharing this new film showcasing some of the people that put the power in ‘Food Power’.
The moral case and a 3-point plan for tax reform
Poverty is not inevitable – it is a choice we can change. Tom Burgess from Taxpayers Against Poverty outlines their new report. For many churches …
Synod is about to debate poverty. Here’s what we long to hear…
On Thursday (February 12), the Church of England General Synod debates a motion, “Poverty and the Church: 40 years after Faith In The City.” Our chief exec …
How music and art helped churches grasp poverty
Art and music are great ways to bring people together for good – as The Let’s Face It! exhibition shows Churches in the South West …
The moral case and a 3-point plan for tax reform
Poverty is not inevitable – it is a choice we can change. Tom Burgess from Taxpayers Against Poverty outlines their …
Synod is about to debate poverty. Here’s what we long to hear…
On Thursday (February 12), the Church of England General Synod debates a motion, “Poverty and the Church: 40 years after Faith …
How music and art helped churches grasp poverty
Art and music are great ways to bring people together for good – as The Let’s Face It! exhibition shows …
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