📍 Resolve Poverty is an independent, not-for-profit organisation working with local authorities and partners across the country to see an end to poverty.
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ALT Overview of newsletter content. 'In today's newsletter:' is the heading in black text in a white box. Bullet-pointed below in white text on a blue background are the three main articles: 'New research: English regions and localities in a whole-system approach to tackling poverty' by Resolve Poverty; 'Make a House a Home: campaigning to furnish social homes' by End Furniture Poverty'; and 'Updates and additions to the North West Poverty Monitor' by Resolve Poverty. In the background at the top there is a cityscape image of York.
ALT Graphic with blue background and Resolve Poverty and University of York logos in top left corner. There is white text reading 'New research out today: Mission Critical: The role of English regions and localities in a whole-system approach to tackling poverty.' On the right there is an illustration of three people greeting each other and shaking hands.
ALT Maximising Household Income: training course
ALT There are now 829 Living Wage Employers across Greater Manchester