Blog posts

• The impact of lived experience projects on participants
• The Child Poverty Strategy: a real opportunity for England’s regional mayors to lead in the fight against poverty
• APPG on Poverty and Inequality Joint Report with the APPG on Migration
• Exploring lived experiences of poverty in Cambridgeshire
• Reducing infant and maternal food insecurity in the UK
• New findings show Greater Manchester is the torchbearer for the anti-poverty agenda
• Child poverty: trends and policy options
• Celebrating positive impact in the anti-poverty sector
• Socio-economic duty adoption across England
• Join us for our 2025 conference
• Investing to address poverty makes economic as well as moral sense
• The urgent need for Council Tax reform
• New Barnardo’s research finds 1 in 4 parents struggled to provide sufficient food for their children
• Amplifying the voices of lived experience across Greater Manchester
• Making Money Matter – over £400,000 for local families!
• Money Advice Referral Tools: Accessibility to advice
• The scale of anti-poverty strategies across England
• We Are The Economy: Changing the narrative on what good economics looks like
• The impossible challenge: Affording healthy food for low income families with children
• Amplifying the voices of lived experience in Cambridgeshire
• New Disability Community Energy Service
• 200 newsletters, a decade of tackling poverty
• Implications of child poverty reduction targets for public health and health inequalities in England
• Kamla: Fighting poverty for a just society
• How environmental action is key in the battle to eradicate poverty
• Hard Times: Assessing household income since 2010
• What is the socio-economic duty, and why does it matter?
• Resolve Poverty Awards to celebrate positive impact in anti-poverty sector
• To achieve real social change, we must listen to children and young people’s experiences
• £23 billion of support is unclaimed each year: how do we close the gap?
• Money Advice Referral Tool now available for Bolton
• Our anti-poverty training is back open for bookings
• Resolve Poverty urges the new government to take swift action on poverty
• A slow violence: How immigration control forces people in Greater Manchester into destitution
• How mentoring can close the class gap in the creative industries
• Greater Manchester Poverty Action is now Resolve Poverty
• Money Matters – over £300,000 for local families!
• GMPA issues joint briefing with partner organisations campaigning for the protection of local welfare support
• New research highlights why tackling child poverty in the North West must be top of the priority list for political parties this General Election
• Divided by despair – exploring deaths from drugs, alcohol, and suicide across England
• Pushed under, pushed out
• How might the two-child limit policy be affecting children’s early learning?
• Introducing a child lock: Save the Children’s campaign to secure children’s futures
• Designing systems that care
• Under-valued (paid and unpaid) care work drives poverty and inequalities: here are six ways governments can change that
• What can employers do to boost financial wellbeing?
• No time to wait: An ambitious blueprint for tackling child poverty
• No place for older renters
• Child poverty and barriers to work
• Call for evidence about the priorities of people with lived experience of poverty in the UK
• Tackling poverty together in Oldham
• Deepening poverty across the UK
• The cost of caps for families
• Empowering communities: Community Led Homes leading the way
• Ending child poverty: why and how
• Disability and financial hardship
• Reflections on the future of local crisis support summit
• Free School Meals in the North West
• Plinth: the platform helping vulnerable people get the support they need
• The Universalism Multiplier
• Britain is resembling the two nations of the Victorian era once again
• Child poverty and caregiver mental health issues negatively impact future generations in UK
• Government fails to take action for people experiencing socio-economic disadvantage
• ‘Terrified for this winter’: Why the cost-of-living crisis is far from over for families on a low income
• What’s the plan to tackle rising hardship?
• New national database to showcase action tackling poverty locally
• New messaging guide: How to talk about debt
• Money Matters passes £200,000 in gains for local families
• Let’s talk money: making it easier for older people to manage the cost-of-living crisis
• ‘There’s only so much we can do’: School staff are calling for action to tackle child poverty
• ‘No crib for a bed’: 894,000 UK children share a bed or sleep on the floor
• Greater Manchester comes together for Challenge Poverty Week
• How can we address health inequalities in ‘left behind’ neighbourhoods?
• Living with Dignity in 2023: the Minimum Income Standard for the UK
• Resolve Poverty launches new training offer
• Addressing Education and Health Inequity in the North of England
• Kellogg’s and Resolve Poverty urge nationwide rollout of Money Matters
• Launch of Enterprising Communities Fund
• Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership: A collaborative anti-poverty approach
• Join the GM VCSE Anti-Poverty Forum
• Homeless prevention: the Tenants’ Advocacy Service
• Book launch: Eliminating Poverty in Britain
• Nonprofits call for a long-term strategy for local crisis support in England
• New Greater Manchester partnership with Independent Age to create training to support older people in financial hardship
• “Really user friendly” and “very useful”: Impact of the Money Advice Referral Tool (MART)
• The socio-economic duty in action: case studies from England and Wales
• Amplifying the voices of lived experience
• Living Wage Champions Awards
• Newly launched Poverty Research and Advocacy Network (PRAN) to advance the fight against poverty and justice
• Informing the future with expertise from experience
• New data to reveal UK residents’ experiences of financial hardship
• Scottish human rights consultation: why we are encouraging everyone to get involved
• Supporting people through the cost-of-living crisis
• Volunteering in sport, physical activity, and movement: what is the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on this?
• Making Rother fairer for all: adopting the socio-economic duty
• More than a third of children in Greater Manchester living in poverty
• New statistics show the scale of child poverty across the UK
• A social safety net to protect people from hardship
• The minimum cost of education: What does going to school really cost families?
• Scottish government holds anti-poverty summit
• New policy briefing published: Household Support Fund
• Resolve Poverty launch VCSE anti-poverty forum
• Missing out: £19 billion of support goes unclaimed each year
• Join the movement for Free School Meals for All
• Taking Resolve Poverty’s work to Parliament
• Cost-of-Living Payments
• Inequality and suicide
• Guarantee our Essentials
• Safe Sick Pay Campaign
• Fuel Poverty – coping with an impossible situation.
• Government HBAI Statistics Released
• Trafford Poverty Truth Commissions – closing report
• Deduction lending – does it add up for low income borrowers?
• Fare deal for those supporting passengers with a disability to access public transport
• MCC launches its new Anti-poverty Strategy
• #FeedtheFuture
• Fuel Poverty
• Money Matters March 2023
• Expanding the MARTs
• SoundPound loan
• Principal Partners 2023
• UC and employers
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• Review of 2022
• Celebrating Tameside PTC
• Socioeconomic Duty
• Money Matters update
• Social housing decarbonisation
• Odds are: They win
• Stay Fire Safe
• Conference reflections
• Lottery ‘win’ for Yes
• How Bad is That?
• The importance of involving people with lived experience of poverty
• Implementing the Socio-Economic Duty in Salford
• Challenge Poverty Week 2022
• Changing Realities
• Mini budget – Resolve Poverty’s Response
• School Uniform Costs and Support
• Energy Price Guarantee – Resolve Poverty’s response
• Cost-of-living Crisis Conference
• Loan sharks
• Max Your Money
• Resolve Poverty Annual Impact Survey 2022
• In the Red Index
• Policy Updates
• Money Matters
• Anti-Poverty Strategies
• Manchester Living Rent
• Talking about poverty
• Two new policy briefings published
• No Interest Loan Scheme
• Pension Top Up
• Legal Advice
• Greater Manchester Poverty Monitor 2022
• Families face a £400 per month rise in the cost of basic necessities
• Extension of the Household Support Fund
• Money Advice Referral Tool- Initial Evaluation
• How do we end the need for food banks?
• Support for people from Ukraine
• Cost of the school day
• ICM Lived Experience Podcasts
• Bus Transport revolution
• Responding to the cost-of-living crisis
• Money Advice Referral Tools – update
• Support for ‘in work’ families
• Advice for Families
• GaMHive
• Poverty and Family Adversity – The Impact on Adolescent Health
• Battling the Blame Game
• Turn2us report
• Levelling up from the ground up
• New deal for workers
• Local welfare safety nets
• Food insecurity
• Elephant in the room
• Water bills
• Credit Union Awareness Month
• Employer views on UC
• Universal Credit cut – Insult to injury
• Addressing digital exclusion
• Resolution Foundation report
• Fixing Lunch
• Your Work Your Way
• Community Savers
• #KeepTheLifeline
• New guide for local authorities on socio-economic duty implementation
• Salford Fighting poverty
• Employment and Skills Service
• End of the eviction ban
• Managing finances research
• Turn2us
• Extended school provision
• Real Living Wage City Region
• New End Child Poverty statistics
• Covid-19: Half a million miss out on UC
• Time for a step change in how we address socio-economic disadvantage
• No Going Back
• Childcare costs
• Strengthening local welfare provision
• Action for Children: The fight goes on over Universal Credit uplift
• Strengthening local welfare provision
• Making Greater Manchester a Real Living Wage City Region
• Mental Wellbeing
• Wigan Equalities commitment
• Poverty as a Health Issue
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