A 10-step guide to communicating more effectively – and changing public attitudes to UK poverty. This is a guest blog by Nicky Hawkins from the Frameworks Institute.
Read more “Talking about poverty in the UK – what works?”
Andy Turner is Church Action on Poverty’s new Churches Engagement Worker. If you live in the South of England, he has an invitation for you!
Read more “Change comes … in groups!”
The End Hunger UK campaign is inviting young people to write poems about hunger. End Hunger UK Campaign Manager Rachel Alcock introduces this exciting competition.
Read more “Calling young poets: write about ending hunger!”
With Church Action on Poverty’s support, new Self-Reliant Groups are emerging across Greater Manchester. Link Worker Joyce Kay explains how SRGs are changing people’s lives.
Read more “A symbol of change”
Our Empowerment Programme Officer Ben Pearson has been involving young people as experts in tackling food poverty.
Read more “Food Power: young experts”
We are sad to report that Adrian Smith, a long-standing member of Church Action on Poverty’s Council of management, passed away recently. Rose Tyrrell, who served as a trustee alongside Adrian, wrote this memorial for him.
Read more “Adrian Smith RIP”
With Church Action on Poverty Sunday approaching on 11 February, our Director Niall Cooper says that as Christians, our challenge is to hear, value and amplify the voices of those at the margins of society.
Read more “Voices from the Margins”
In our new report, we call on the Government to establish a Food and Poverty Strategy for the UK.
Read more “Step Up to the Plate”
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See what we had to say about food poverty in Greater Manchester.
Read more “Read all about it! We make the paper”
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In the city where school meals first began, we looked at an under-reported aspect of holiday hunger.
Read more “End Hunger UK campaign in the news”
