Food provision in Newburn and Denton

Jamie Harding

Food provision in Newburn and Denton

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Abstract

As the cost of living escalates, churches and other community groups are increasingly involved in providing for the very basic needs of life such as food. This audio documentary discusses food provision led by two Christians in the outer west of Newcastle: Rev Allison Harding and Jacqueline Atkinson. We hear about the work that they do and debate the questions that it raises about faith groups, social responsibility and the replacement of state welfare provision.

Original language	English
Type	Audio documentary on food provision
Media of output	Newcastle Diocese website and youtube
Publisher	Diocese of Newcastle
Place of Publication	Newcastle upon Tyne
Publication status	Published - 12 Dec 2022

Keywords

poverty
faith
foodbanks
social policy
churches
voluntary sector

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Food provision in Newburn and Denton

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