The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty is currently touring the UK. Church Action on Poverty arranged for him to visit Cedarwood, a project we’ve been working with on the Meadow Well estate in Newcastle. Our Communications Manager Liam
We’ve been helping to show why Universal Credit needs to be fixed.
Two people tell of an innovative group project
The story of one shop, one church and some fantastic results
With Church Action on Poverty Sunday approaching on 11 February, our Director Niall Cooper says that as Christians, our challenge is to hear, value and amplify the voices of those at the margins of society.
See what we had to say about food poverty in Greater Manchester.
Our joint investigation uses new statistics and true experts’ accounts
At Carecent in York, which provides breakfast for homeless and vulnerable people, Michael Webster says Universal Credit made his difficult situation even worse
One Universal Credit recipient tells how the new system led to homelessness.
12 charities have proposed three policies for the budget on November 22, to help provide greater financial security for all.
