The Bevan Foundation’s latest research shows that even before the pandemic around one in eight people lived in deep poverty, with around one in thirty having such a low income that they lived in destitution. The position has undoubtedly worsened since then.
This seminar will provide an overview of the Foundation’s latest findings on deep poverty and destitution and give you an opportunity to hear about how some organisations on the front line are responding.
This event is free to our subscribers.
This morning event is open to our subscribers and selected organisations, and will include a discussion on how various frontline organisations have been affected by deep poverty and destitution.
Please note that this is a free event for our subscribers, and places are limited to one attendee per organisation. To register your organisation’s interest in attending please contact us on [email protected].
Victoria Winckler is director of the Bevan Foundation. She has more than 30 years' experience researching solutions to poverty, policy innovation and delivering significant change to public policy and practice over her career. Victoria is also currently Wales adviser to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Steffan joined the Bevan Foundation in 2018 and lead's the team's work on poverty. Steffan has worked on a range of issues relating to poverty including housing and social security, developing both practice and policy solutions.
Nerys is the Senior Development Officer - Community Support / Working Well for Action in Caerau and Ely (ACE)
Paula is the Chief Executive of Melin Homes. Paula has worked in social housing for over 28 years, with 16 of these based in Wales.
To be confirmed.
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