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![]() | Framing the conversation - talking about poverty and inequalities In this blog, Alison Drever reflects on our recent workshop on ways of talking about poverty to better influence the public, media and policy-makers. |
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11 October 2019 |
![]() | Tackling poverty and supporting people’s health This blog marks both Self Management Week and Challenge Poverty Week and discusses self-management of health conditions in the context of people living in poverty. |
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08 October 2019 |
![]() | At the Deep End: integrating money advice workers into GP practices In this blog, Douglas O'Malley discusses new evaluative research into integrating money advice workers into primary care settings. |
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28 January 2019 |
![]() | Basic income podcast The podcast of our recent seminar on basic income by Prof Evelyn Forget is now online. |
Published
18 October 2018 |
![]() | Challenge Poverty Week 2018 This annual awareness week highlights the realities of poverty and aims to increase public support for action to combat poverty. |
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05 October 2018 |
![]() | Poverty isn’t inevitable, local action is possible For Challenge Poverty Week 2018, Dr Sonya Scott discusses actions to tackle poverty. |
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05 October 2018 |
![]() | Families running on empty Are we turning a blind eye to the spiralling levels of unsecure personal debt used ‘to make ends meet’ among vulnerable households? |
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02 October 2018 |
New: the public health implications of rising debt This Challenge Poverty Week, we’re highlighting concerns about the potential damage to mental and physical health from the high levels of personal, unsecure debt currently seen in the UK. |
Published
02 October 2018 |
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![]() | Deep End Advice Worker pilot project evaluation published Our new publication evaluates the pilot Deep End Advice Worker project, which delivered £850,000 worth of unclaimed benefit entitlement to patients in the east end. |
Published
14 September 2017 |
![]() | How does work affect your quality of life and health? Lisa Garnham has been working with community researchers as part of our exploring neighbourhood change project, in this blog they discuss their experiences undertaking research in their communities. |
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05 June 2017 |