Together we can tackle poverty in England

Even as you read this page, somewhere in your diocese community heroes and volunteers are: reaching out to the homeless and the lonely; offering friendship and support to refugees and isolated elderly; helping young people to get their lives back on track; and reconciling broken families, plus much more.

By joining us you are showing your commitment to stand together with these Christians working with the poorest and most marginalised in this country.

We will let them know how many people are standing alongside them.

493 PEOPLE are standing together to tackle poverty

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You can get exclusive, behind the scenes, access to a Christian community heroes’ ongoing mission to the poor including a fact sheet detailing their work, the challenges they face and areas they have asked for prayer support. You’ll also receive updates through the year from your chosen hero.

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Rudi Richardson who is helping homeless people to turn their lives around.

Mohinder Kaur who is helping asylum seekers and refugees to mend their broken lives.

Christine Wyard who is helping people to overcome social deprivation, unemployment and learning disabilities.

Julie-Anne Wanless who is helping destitute and struggling parents to give their children a better start in life.

Andy Barrett who is helping disadvantaged young people get their lives back on track.

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