End Child Food Poverty
Before Covid-19, 4.2 million children were living in poverty in the UK. That’s 9 in every classroom of 30. 2.3 million children experienced food insecurity between March and August 2020.
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Project Category: General Services & Co-op's
Give as you Live Online
Give as you Live Online generates charitable giving from your everyday shopping. Our retail partners value your loyalty. We enable their “thank you” to be your donation to your chosen charity.
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The National Memorial Family Fund
We make small grants available for families and campaign groups across the UK to provide domestic assistance, to further the work of their campaigns or to assist them engage in local, regional or national initiatives.
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The Family Fund
Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people. Last year, we provided 89,101 grants or services worth over £33 million to families across the UK.
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Suited for Success UK
We provide FREE high-quality interview clothes, styling and interview preparation skills for unemployed men and women who have a confirmed job interview.
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Feedo Needo
From donating food, volunteering your time or taking on an exciting fundraising challenge, there are lots of ways to get involved with raising awareness of poverty and helping stop UK hunger.
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Guardian : Communities
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- Youth violence likely to explode over summer, UK experts fear
- Scrap two-child limit on benefits, urge government’s social mobility advisers
- ‘The hospitals are very near to not coping’: UK health workers speak out
- MPs call for ‘long overdue’ reform of council tax property values in England
- PM attempts to reassure southern MPs over ‘levelling up’
- ‘There’s a big community spirit’: how Brent is tackling health inequalities during Covid
- Tories have unhealthy financial reliance on property developers, says report