We (Southampton Anti-Poverty Network with SCC/Public Health and Southampton University) are trying to get a bigger picture of formal and informal distribution of food in Southampton, especially to those living
Citizens’ Panel | Southampton Talk to us how the economy is working for you The Bank of England wants to hear from you. As the UK’s central bank, it’s our
Suppliers are invited to bid for Welfare reforms, Disability and Benefit Advice Service. The main aim of this tender is to source a single provider who can provide additional capacity
Integrated care in action A new suite of case studies shines a light on how health and care organisations and staff are working in new ways to improve health and
There are spaces still available for the HSAB Topic Day: Spotlight on Self Neglect on the 15 May 19. This event will be exploring how research evidence and learning from
Sent on behalf of Southampton Anti-Poverty Network: Universal Credit and In-Work progression: https://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/work-and-pensions-committee/inquiries/parliament-2017/inquiry/ The Committee would like to hear your views on the following questions. You can respond as an
On 4th April the Street Homeless Action Group , which includes SVS with other local partners, held its the fourth summit on Street Homelessness and Begging in the city to
Veolia Environment Trust grants are open to applications from constituted, not-for-profit groups with environmental and community projects that are located near a qualifying Veolia site in England ( Southampton is)
Grants of up to £10K p.a for up to 3 years ( £30k total ) are available for not-for-profit organisations that are working with disadvantaged children and young people who
Summit on Rough Sleeping 4-5.30pm on Thursday 4th April Palmerston Lecture Theatre , Spark Building, East Park Terrace Southampton Solent University, SO14 0YN Sleeping out is rough. Who cares? The
