Let’s End Poverty: what comes next?
As the Let’s End Poverty coalition comes to an end, how will we continue working together?
As the Let’s End Poverty coalition comes to an end, how will we continue working together?
Niall Cooper is stepping down after 28 years at Church Action on Poverty. He reflects on some remarkable highlights. How did you first come to be involved in Church Action on Poverty? Niall: “My university degree had been in politics
10,000 miles and counting: Wayne Walton’s fight to end homelessness across the UK Wayne Walton estimates he has walked more than 10,000 miles alongside homeless individuals. Now, he’s calling for national action—urging the entire UK to wake up, mobilise, and
If you’re able to leave a gift to Church Action on Poverty in your will, you can continue putting your faith into action long into the future.
Learn about a new project that is happening in South Manchester in 2025.
Change happens when people come together to make it happen. Activists with experience of poverty have been doing just that, with three UK universities. Members of the Speaking Truth To Power panel took part in a national event at London
Broomhall Centre, Broomspring Lane, SheffieldThursday 29 May 2025, 7:30pm – 9:30pm Churches across Sheffield are being asked to take a long hard look at the support they provide for low-income communities. Church Action on Poverty in Sheffield is responding to
You’re invited to attend the AGM of our local group in the North East, with speaker Amanda Bailey, Director of the North East Child Poverty Commission. Wednesday 14 May St Joseph’s Church, High St West, Gateshead NE8 1LX(1 minute from