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 Skill: Networking
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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Cranstoun (support services)
We offer a wide range of services across England, including community-based and residential substance misuse services, supported housing, specialist services for young people and families and carers, and domestic abuse services.
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Karis Neighbour Scheme
Karis Neighbour Scheme (KNS) has its origins in an awareness that the lack of wellbeing which brings people to seek help through healthcare in General Practice has multiple causes.
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National Emergencies Trust
After the terrorist attacks in Manchester and London to Grenfell – led the Charity Commission to convene a number of charities to see if there was a better way of responding to national emergencies.
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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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Guardian : Communities
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- ‘Is it OK to eat during online mass?’: how the faithful handle lockdown
- Did you live on Barking's Becontree estate?
- 'A glimmer of hope': four Britons share their Covid vaccine stories
- Tories' London mayoral candidate criticised for comments that 'attack working class families'
- Is the boom in communal living really the good life?