SAVE THE DATE AND JOIN US AT: Inequalities and Health Summit: Call for Action. 📆Tuesday, 29 October 2024 ⏰ 08:30 17:15 📌Creative Campus, Liverpool Hope University, Shaw Street, L6 1HP pran.org.uk/events/inequal…

Had such a lovely time, a safe place to explore current issues. A journey of Hope ☺️

Register of interests reveals that Farage is the UK’s highest-earning MP ● £97,000 A MONTH from GB News alone ● £32,000 trip to visit Trump was funded by Christopher Harborne, a Thailand-based crypto investor ● But keep those donations comin theguardian.com/politics/artic…

Can you help a researcher from University of Stirling? Dr James Morrison is looking to speak with people who are unable to work in structured jobs, because of disability, illness, caring, or other barriers. You can contact him here: stir.ac.uk/people/1886524

If you are interested in resolving health inequalities, join us on 29th of October!

As Claire Donovan of ⁦End Furniture Poverty⁩ says “We know the HSF is a sticking plaster, but we desperately need one last extension of funding while an urgent review of local authority crisis support is carried out.” #CashFirst ⁦Patrick Butler⁩ theguardian.com/society/articl…

We travelled across the UK, placing billboards in key MPs' constituencies, to show them the faces of real children impacted by the #2ChildLimit. These children endure the effects of this policy every day. Join us in demanding the policy's removal at the upcoming UK Autumn

NEW ARTICLE: ‘Workers using foodbanks’ Lydia Hayes Feeding Liverpool examines connections between food insecurity and employment laws, evidencing why urgent action is needed Please share and get in touch if you'd like to read the full version Food and Work Network (FAWN) doi.org/10.1332/175982…

Event about austerity, inequality and two upcoming books. Poverty, Injustice and .. Jokes. 7pm Thursday, 19 September, 2024: Hen & Chickens Theatre, 109 St. Pauls Road, London, N1 2NA Join Mary O'Hara & Danny Dorling News in conversation with Simon Hattenstone becomecharity.org.uk/support-our-wo…

🔍 Read our latest blog! Save the Children UK: Addressing the Child Health Crisis at Home. pran.org.uk/blog/save-the-…

‘Since 2019 our focus on home soil has been the 1 in 3 children living in poverty; campaigning with families to stop poverty from holding children back.  We believe that ending child poverty isn’t just desirable, it’s possible.’- Save the Children UK. pran.org.uk/blog/save-the-…

It was a real pleasure to deliver this session. I am glad that students found it useful!

Poverty is destroying the life chances of over 100,000 children in Cheshire and Merseyside – statement calls for urgent action #ChildPoverty #Poverty ⁦Poverty Research and Advocacy Network (PRAN)⁩ ⁦Child Poverty Action Group⁩ ⁦Ian Sinha (wheezylikesundaymorning)⁩ ⁦Dr Natalija Atas⁩ ⁦Public Health Liverpool⁩ liverpoolexpress.co.uk/poverty-is-des…

Here it is! The physical copy in my hands. Order wherever you get your books. 📚 📚📚 ⁦Policy Press⁩

This briefing is crass, heartless and wrong ⬇️ People who can’t afford to eat enough or stay warm cannot wait, we need a plan to tackle hardship urgently now. Being able to afford the essentials is the most basic of foundations for a strong economy.

🚨Read this important report. It shows that ‘poverty impacts both children and their families across all aspects of life and is associated with poor outcomes in adulthood’.

We at First Person Project C.I.C are delighted to be attending this wonderful event. We are also submitting an abstract for consideration regarding our pioneering social progressive model for community mental health.

Our newly published paper focuses on the 'silent poverty' experiences of older individuals, often regarded as an under-represented voice. Professor Dr. Basma Ellahi Chester Business School #foodinsecurity onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/sp…

Very sensible thread on what’s needed to address the health & health services crisis. One thing to add: tackling poverty. Soaring numbers of people facing hunger & severe hardship is a major factor fuelling these issues. We can’t fix the nation’s health without reducing poverty.