Coventry Independent Advice Service
We are a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1015216) and have a Trustee Board made up of voluntary representatives from across the city.
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Project Category: General Services & Co-op's
Birmingham Peoples Centre
We can assist with a wide range of employment problems, from disciplinary hearings right up to providing representation at the employment tribunal.
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SUSTAIN : Right to Food
Around 8.4 million people in the UK currently struggle to get enough to eat. The huge growth in charitable food banks over recent years illustrates that many people live precariously on the edge of hunger, or are stuck in long-term food poverty.
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Independent Food Aid Network
As part of the End Hunger UK coalition IFAN has been campaigning for UK-wide measurement of food insecurity and the news that the DWP has included food insecurity questions within the Family Resources Survey is very welcome indeed.
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ReFill : Find water on the go!
Put your tap on the map! Join over 15,000 businesses keeping Britain hydrated and helping to prevent plastic pollution. I5 Million bottles will be saved if all Refill’s stations are used just once a day.
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Baby Bank Central
In 2016, Baby Bank Central provided almost 200 baby parcels and over 400 packs of nappies to families in need, across Birmingham and Sandwell. The families are referred by support workers, health visitors or children’s centres.
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Guardian : Communities
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