Poverty training for professionals: How CPD-Accredited training can help tackle poverty across the UK
By Teniola Yusuf, Training Lead at Resolve Poverty More than 1 in every 5 people in the UK (20% of…
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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.
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