Do you have time on your hands during the lockdown? Communications Manager Liam Purcell suggests some books, TV and podcasts that could keep you occupied – and help you understand UK poverty and campaigning better!
Penny Walters wrote this poem as part of a poetry workshop run by our poet in digital residence Matt Sowerby.
In our gathering this week, we looked at the compelling case for urgent cash payments to support people through the outbreak.
If we pull together, we’ll pull through together
Our Empowerment Programme Officer Ben Pearson shares some reflections on class and COVID-19.
Church Action on Poverty trustee Stef Benstead shares reflections on how the Coronavirus outbreak is affecting her life, as someone with disabilities who is used to being on a low income. In the fifth post of the series, she talks
On Tuesday we had the third of our Gatherings on the Margins on Zoom. This week we talked about how lockdown is affecting the lives of disabled people. We are having these gatherings every Tuesday at 2 pm. Join us
Church Action on Poverty trustee Stef Benstead shares reflections on how the Coronavirus outbreak is affecting her life, as someone with disabilities who is used to being on a low income. In the fourth post of the series, she talks
What is the gospel imperative for churches in this challenging time? Church Action on Poverty trustee Stef Benstead has been reflecting on what she’s seen. In this final post, she thinks about what we can learn from the Old Testament.
Church Action on Poverty trustee Stef Benstead shares reflections on how the Coronavirus outbreak is affecting her life, as someone with disabilities who is used to being on a low income. In the third post of the series, she talks
