Greater Manchester Poverty Action is now Resolve Poverty
By Graham Whitham, Chief Executive Officer at Resolve Poverty We are really pleased to announce that Greater Manchester Poverty Action…
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Our work in Greater Manchester
From leading research to running programmes, we've been driving the anti-poverty agenda in Greater Manchester since 2016
Greater Manchester Poverty Action is now Resolve Poverty
Working locally to end poverty nationally
Resolve Poverty is an independent, not-for-profit organisation working with local authorities and partners across the country to see an end to poverty. We believe in the power of places to boost living standards and create communities where everyone can thrive, providing leading guidance and support to develop powerful strategic, policy and practical responses to poverty.
Resolve Poverty plays a vital role in helping people like me, who are thinking about Westminster most of the time, understand the poverty context and policy levers at a local and regional level
The outcome you helped us reach is genuinely life changing
Resolve Poverty's work greatly helps Salford City Council shape anti-poverty policies
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