Throughout 2022, we are telling the stories from the Dignity, Agency, Power calendar. May’s page features Your Local Pantry, so we caught up with James Henderson, who became network development coordinator for Your Local Pantry at the end of last
The report from a 2021 project of Church Action on Poverty North East ‘Making the Economy work for Everyone’ was the topic of an event at St Vincent’s SVP Centre in Newcastle on 25 September 2021. 30 representatives of communities
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The Right To Food campaign is in the news a lot at the moment. But what is it, and what does it call for? You may not know it, but everybody in the UK has a right to adequate food.
Everyone should have access to good food. Nobody should need to go to bed hungry. Those simple values were the driving force behind End Hunger UK, an inspiring and hope-filled campaign that brought together thousands of people from 2016 to
Telling your own story for a good purpose is like having a superpower, says Ellis. Every month, our Dignity, Agency, Power series tells of inspiring people and groups who are tackling poverty in the UK. Some stories are of people taking action
Martin can see the rise in the cost of living, every time he looks at his energy meter.
As Church Action on Poverty Sunday apoproaches, a member of the United Reformed Church’s Northern Synod shares his reflections on Church Action on Poverty’s vision and strategy. Later this month, Sunday 27 February to be precise, is Church Action on
The 2022 Dignity, Agency, Power calendar include stories from today and from previous inspiring campaigns in the movement to end poverty. Here, we look at the Tax Justice Tour. In 2012, Church Action on Poverty and Christian Aid took a
