We catch up with Sue Robinson, a community champion in Liverpool – and hear of new grounds for optimism… Last spring, tens of thousands of people heard from people in a Liverpool neighbourood, thanks to a powerful piece of community
Our Director Niall Cooper reflects on a year spent listening to and celebrating forgotten places and people
A reflection on Isaiah 1:12-20 by Hazel Palmer
A report from the conference and pilgrimage organised by our local group in Sheffield in October 2022 The event combined the group’s annual Pilgrimage with a conference and other activities to mark Church Action on Poverty’s 40th anniversary. Download resource
Your Local Pantry could be coming to a neighbourhood near you. Read on… Your Local Pantry and Co-op have teamed up to treble the Pantry network within three years. Today, there are 75 Pantries around the UK. That figure will
Food and cookery bring us together. and unleash our potential – just like SRGs. Julia Turshen, the American author and food equity advocate, describes cooking as a “constant reminder of transformation and possibility”. In her book, Feed The Resistance, she writes: “Cooking
Church Action on Poverty and Co-op are today (Wednesday 16 November 2022) launching an exciting new partnership that will enable 150 neighbourhoods around the UK to open their own Your Local Pantry stores. The partnership seeks to treble the existing
Heaton Moor United Church and Heald Green URC church-led event featured the book “Dignity, Agency, Power!” The book “Dignity, Agency, Power!” is a collaboration between Church Action on Poverty and Wild Goose Publications. At Heaton Moor on 19th October, the evening
A conference focusing on the cost-of-living crisis has heard calls for Sheffield to give the poor a voice of their own by setting up a Poverty Truth Commission.
