July 22, 2024

Resolve Poverty Awards to celebrate positive impact in anti-poverty sector

By Tom Waring, Business Development Executive at Resolve Poverty

We are excited to announce the launch of the Resolve Poverty Awards 2024!

We are launching these awards to celebrate the people, organisations, and networks across the country making a real difference in tackling poverty in local places and regions. Following our recent rebrand to become a national-facing organisation, we believe this is the perfect time for us to launch these awards.

The winners will be celebrated across all our media channels in an online event in October, and at our annual conference in March 2025. Keep an eye on our social media channels and awards webpage for updates.

How do I nominate?

It’s free to make a nomination and you can enter yourself or someone else for an award here.

The nomination form is simple and will take no more than five minutes to complete. We will get in touch for more information if needed. You can nominate as many people or organisations as you like, and individuals and organisations of all types are eligible.

Sponsorship opportunities

We also have sponsorship opportunities with a number of benefits – see our sponsorship brochure for more details.

Award categories:

  • Business resolving poverty: The private sector has a crucial role to play in resolving poverty. This award recognises businesses that are actively improving the financial wellbeing of employees.
  • Maximising the financial resources available to households: Nominations should demonstrate how they are either boosting household incomes, supporting residents with debt or reducing household outgoings at a local or regional level.
  • Reducing health inequalities: This award recognises local or regional responses to poverty that focus on reducing health inequalities. Nominations should include those areas that can demonstrate that resolving poverty has been made a priority for local health services and partner organisations.
  • Partnership working – strategy: This award recognises local or regional strategic responses to poverty. Nominations should demonstrate effective partnership working across sectors to develop and/or implement local anti-poverty strategies.
  • Partnership working – action: This award recognises partnership-based local or regional anti-poverty activities focussed on reducing and/or preventing poverty. Nominations should evidence that partnership-based action is delivering impact against a set of measures/targets.
  • Lived experience engagement: Nominations should demonstrate good practice in engaging people with lived experience of poverty in their community and how this engagement is leading to transformational change to strategic, policy or practice responses to poverty.

For any questions, get in touch at thomas@resolvepoverty.org.

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This article is featured in our 24 July newsletter.

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