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CSAN response to ‘Feeding Britain’ (APPG inquiry into hunger and food poverty)
18th February 20167th December 2017

CSAN and our network member Nugent Care, a Liverpool based charity offering care services, responded to 'Feeding Britain' report, a food poverty inquiry carried out by the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the United Kingdom.

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School holiday meals to combat child poverty
28th January 20161st November 2018

Dr Philip McCarthy is the new CEO of CSAN who has a background in leadership in the NHS and took up his post on 1 December 2015. The problem of […]

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CSAN joint House of Lords briefing on the ‘two-child limit’ in the Welfare Reform and Work Bill
8th December 20157th January 2019

CSAN has jointly prepared a briefing with The Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Board of Deputies of British Jews, The C of E, The Church of Scotland, Interlink, The Methodist Church, Quakers in Britain, and the United Reformed Church.

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