Policy and Influence

Share your experience of rising costs

Share your experience of rising costs and energy bills and help to advocate for more support for charities like yours by completing the new State of the Social Sector Survey.  
surveyThis is a moment of rapid change for small and local charities, as the cost of living bites and energy prices rise. The government needs to understand what your organisation is experiencing right now. By filling out this new survey, you can help to tell them.

GM Poverty Action newsletter 19 October 2022

In the latest newsletter is information about Salford City Council’s commitment to implement socio-economic duty despite the government’s failure to enact the section of the Equality Act 2010. There newsletterare updates on the Tameside Poverty Truth Commission and the GM Living Wage Campaign and an article about the critical importance of involving people with lived experience of poverty in projects across the city region.

GM Poverty Action newsletter 5 October 2022

In the latest newsletter GM Poverty Action comment on the Government’s mini budget, look forward to Challenge Poverty Week later this month and share information about the Changing Realities newsletterproject. There is also a job opportunity. There is some exciting news from the Greater Manchester Living Wage Campaign and a round-up of other developments.

A Just Transition: Take part in a week of action

GMCVO, in partnership with the GM VCSE Leadership Group, will be holding a week of action 7-13 November to showcase the work of the VCSE sector in support of the environment, sustainability take actionand Just Transition. This week of action continues their campaign to build awareness of the part VCSE organisations play in building a fairer economic model

GM Poverty Action newsletter 21 September 2022

In the latest GM Poverty Action newsletter is information about a Cost-of-Living Crisis Conference on 20 October. There are two jobs openings with GMPA. Other articles include the Energy Price newsletterGuarantee and a school uniform project. In case you missed the news, low bus fares became available in Greater Manchester at the beginning of the month and there is a round-up of other developments.