“We all want a better world. We have the money, we have the expertise, we have the technologies. It’s just political will.” Those are the words of Wayne Green (pictured above) who has been striving to improve society for more
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a special publication to mark the 40th anniversary of Church Action on Poverty. Published by Wild Goose Publications, Dignity, Agency, Power contains all kinds of inspirational materials – drawing on our 40 years working to
What song means the most to you? That’s the question that a few people in Sheffield began asking during the pandemic…. and the answers have led to a wonderful new project. Reasons To Sing! – A community project Nick Waterfield
Watch a video from our recent online session exploring this new book.
A guest blog on the cost of living crisis by Dr Naomi Maynard of Feeding Liverpool and Natalie Davies.
In this guest blog, Natalie Williams of Jubilee+ shares some of the ideas from her new book. When I was a little kid, we lived on the 16th floor in a block of council flats in a notoriously deprived part
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
Click on the right to download the summer 2022 issue of SPARK, our newsletter for supporters of Church Action on Poverty. Download newsletter
