Sheffield Poverty Update August 2020
Read the latest newsletter from our local group in Sheffield.
Read the latest newsletter from our local group in Sheffield.
This new report features 21 articles by key stakeholders from across business, faith and the voluntary sector, all of whom articulate their own particular vision of a better future for Cornwall as we emerge from lockdown.
We must all look out for one another, to ensure nobody is cut adrift. We continue to hear heartening stories of how communities across the country are pulling together. The video below tells the story of one of our oldest
On Tuesday 14th July we launched the pilot episode of our new show The Collective on Zoom and Facebook Live. The Collective is an hour of inspiring stories of collective action to promote dignity, agency and power. In our first
Self-Reliant Group facilitator, Laura Walton, remembers the struggles facing those seeking asylum in this country. A shielding friend visited my back garden this week and even if it had been a bit wild after all the rain, she would have
Community choirs in Sheffield have come together online beautifully. All of us have been seeking ways to stay connected during the coronavirus outbreak, and to sustain community through these rocky waters. Today, we’re delighted to share a wonderful piece of
ACE, our partners running the first Your Local Pantry in Wales, reflect in this guest blog on how we can ‘build back better’ after the pandemic and lockdown.
Self-Reliant Group Facilitator, Laura Walton, reflects on freedom, anxiety and the lifting of lockdown restrictions. How did you spend your Super Saturday? Doing what you’ve been doing nearly every other day of the lockdown so far, be it working at
Church Action on Poverty supporter Liz Delafield shares how Dialstone Lane Methodist Church in Stockport used our ‘Good Society’ resources to spark conversations and action for change.