Telling your own story for a good purpose is like having a superpower, says Ellis. Every month, our Dignity, Agency, Power series tells of inspiring people and groups who are tackling poverty in the UK. Some stories are of people taking action
Martin can see the rise in the cost of living, every time he looks at his energy meter.
As Church Action on Poverty Sunday apoproaches, a member of the United Reformed Church’s Northern Synod shares his reflections on Church Action on Poverty’s vision and strategy. Later this month, Sunday 27 February to be precise, is Church Action on
The 2022 Dignity, Agency, Power calendar include stories from today and from previous inspiring campaigns in the movement to end poverty. Here, we look at the Tax Justice Tour. In 2012, Church Action on Poverty and Christian Aid took a
Read or download the winter 2021–22 issue of SPARK, our newsletter for supporters of Church Action on Poverty.
In 2022, as we enter our 40th anniversary year, our vision remains the same: A UK free from poverty. We remain unrepentant in believing this should be the goal in one of the richest countries on the planet. By Niall
Don’t try to ‘give a voice’ – listen to the voices that have been drowned out Every month, our Dignity, Agency, Power series tells of inspiring people and groups who are tackling poverty in the UK. Some stories are of
The 2022 Dignity, Agency, Power photo calendar is packed with inspiring and uplifting people helping to loosen poverty’s grip. Copies are being sent to Church Action on Poverty’s supporters. If you’re not on our mailing list and would like to
Thrive Teesside have had a remarkable year. They recount why, in our final calendar story of 2021. It has certainly been a year like no other. Notwithstanding the continuous challenges facing our community, we have worked tirelessly to seek out
