Change happens when people work together to demand it, and we love hearing inspiring stories of people doing just that. This blog showcases the experiences of Glory Omoaka, who has worked with a huge range of people and groups to
16th annual pilgrimage Saturday 11 October, 2025 Hear about local issues and responses, as we walk and pray together Gather: 9am, St Cuthbert’s Church, Barnsley Road, Sheffield (opposite the Northern General Hospital) for a 9:30am start. Visit: St Cuthbert’s Church,
Art can be a brilliant way to engage people in social justice issues – as we see here once again The Empty Plate Project in Wolverhampton is one of the fantastic art activities that was supported by Let’s End Poverty.
We’ve appointed a new Chief Executive. Liam Purcell steps into the role from 1 July.
A report from an event held by Church Action on Poverty’s Sheffield group on 29 May 2025
Activists have called for the disability minister to resign, after an “awful” meeting where he took no interest in what they had to say. Church Action on Poverty has always believed that all people are of intrinsic equal value. We
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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
