Join the webinar to hear from Feeding Britain partners who will share their good practice and tips for offering expert advice services within community food projects.
The Royal Literary Fund has worked with Communities First for several years, offering free workshops in writing skills, led by our professional writers. We also work with Recovery Colleges, the NHS, unions and the voluntary sector.
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Join the webinar to hear from Feeding Britain partners who will share their experiences and advice of reducing dependency on emergency food provision and developing affordable food models.
The webinar will hear from representatives of Ankose who will talk through how the service can be used for accessing discounted food supplies.
The National Databank provides free mobile data, texts and minutes to those who need it most and Manchester Central Library are part of the large Digital Inclusion hub network. Drop by and ask for the National Databank to receive support with accessing a SIM card on 3rd December, 11am-3pm, 1 St Peter’s Square, Manchester, M2 5PD.
To receive support via the national databank with a sim card, you must fall into the following eligibility criteria:
You must also qualify for one of the following statement:
In the fifth episode of Season 9 of the Meet the Mancunian podcast, Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe speaks to Tracey Torley, director of Cracking Good Food and a Spirit of Manchester award winner for community and business collaboration. Tracy discusses her journey into food advocacy, stemming from her West Indian heritage, and her impactful work with organisations aimed at alleviating food poverty and promoting sustainable cooking practices. Tracy also shares the operational challenges and successes of her initiatives, including kitchen kit redistribution and community cooking workshops.
The Resolve Poverty annual conference brings together people across the country who want to know what more we can do to tackle poverty and boost household incomes at a local and regional level.
The conference takes place at a crucial moment in the fight against poverty, with a new national child poverty strategy being published spring 2025. Resolve Poverty will explore what this means for local places and regions and how it can be used to strengthen and scale up local anti-poverty initiatives.
Resolve Poverty's 2025 Annual Conference will bring together people across the country who want to know what more we can do to tackle poverty and boost household incomes at a local and regional level.
We (Resolve Poverty) will share our expertise on what works at a local and regional level, and hear insights from leading experts on effective policy and practical responses to poverty.
Speakers for our conference includes:
Understand what data tells us about poverty in the UK, how to find this data and how to use it to build effective responses to poverty.
What you’ll learn: