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Looking back on 2018: top five blog posts

Posted on 4 January 2019 by Church Action on Poverty
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church-action-on-poverty-christmas-treeAs we start a new year, we revisit the posts on our blog that had the biggest impact in 2018.

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Posted in Benefits, Church Action on Poverty Sunday, Church of the Poor, Churches, End Hunger UK, Food poverty, Local groups, Sheffield, Universal Credit | 1 Reply

One step at a time

Posted on 30 November 2018 by Church Action on Poverty
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pilgrimage2018Church Action on Poverty in Sheffield held their 10th annual Pilgrimage event on 20 October 2018, visiting the Wybourn area and The Manor estate. Sara Millard reports on the day.

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Posted in Benefits, Churches, Cuts, End Hunger UK, Food poverty, Funeral poverty, Local groups, Prayer and worship, Sheffield, Universal Credit | Leave a reply

Universal Credit – how will it affect Sheffield?

Posted on 25 May 2018 by Church Action on Poverty
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End-Hunger-logoDavid Price of our local group in Sheffield summarises some of the concerns about the change to Universal Credit.

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Calling young poets: write about ending hunger!

Posted on 28 March 2018 by Church Action on Poverty
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End-Hunger-logoThe End Hunger UK campaign is inviting young people to write poems about hunger. End Hunger UK Campaign Manager Rachel Alcock introduces this exciting competition.

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Food Power: young experts

Posted on 22 March 2018 by Church Action on Poverty
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Food-Power-logoOur Empowerment Programme Officer Ben Pearson has been involving young people as experts in tackling food poverty.

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Step Up to the Plate

Posted on 22 January 2018 by Church Action on Poverty
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Step-Up-to-the-Plate-fullIn our new report, we call on the Government to establish a Food and Poverty Strategy for the UK.

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2018 : the year to End UK Hunger

Posted on 29 December 2017 by niallcooper
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Let’s make 2018 the year to End Hunger in the UK

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Together, we can build a society in which everyone has access to good food and no one need go to bed hungry. 

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