What does the latest research tell us about what drives poverty and how it affects individuals? How do we use this to help build more effective social action ministries that meet people where they are and tackle the underlying causes of poverty?
This month Nicole McKeever, Social Action Development Worker for the Diocese of Southwark, gives an introduction to the interconnected nature of the cause and effects of poverty. Together we will explore how this can help us respond in more effective and compassionate ways.
This webinar is for anyone planning a new project or involved with running or volunteering in any social action setting, whether that’s a food bank, debt centre, community café or coffee morning, warm space, winter night shelter, outreach to local care homes, asylum seeker support, etc.
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This webinar is part of the Building Effective Social Action series.
How we build effective social action ministries that affirm the dignity and worth of all those we walk alongside?
Each month we take on a new topic, hearing from experienced practitioners and opening up a conversation amongst people across the diocese. Every webinar stands alone, so you’re free to attend the sessions most relevant to you, or come along to all of them.
All are welcome, whether you have years of experience in social action or are still in the planning stage.
Webinar topics include:
- 26th January – The Missional Potential of Tea and Biscuits
- 23rd Feb – In it for the Long Haul: What to do when Growth Feels Slow
- 27th April – Spotting the Signs of Modern Slavery in our Social Action Settings
- 22nd June – Understanding the Causes and Effects of Poverty
- TBC – Working in Partnership with your Local Authority
- TBC – Understanding the Importance of Stay and Plays