No More Growing Up Poor! Unite! Our Children Deserve Better
URGENT: Join the National
Fight to End Child Poverty.
No More Growing Up Poor UK.
A Call to Action: Let’s End Child Poverty Together. 4 million children in the UK are trapped in poverty.
We are Food and Solidarity, a structured and democratic organisation, committed to improving the quality of life of the people in the neighbourhood. As an organisation established in Newcastle Upon Tyne, we have impacted lives in great measure across the city and beyond.
We’re building a national campaign of direct action—and we need you.
Our Demands
We have been campaigning since the autumn of 2024 against Child Poverty, with specific demands for the government to abolish both benefit caps, including the 2 child benefit cap, and end no recourse to public funds.
We demand the government:
Abolish the benefit caps
Scrap “no recourse to public funds’
End child poverty NOW
How We’ll Win!
The action to achieve our goal would draw from the tactics and strategy of DontPayUk (and our local actions), an organisation known for championing the campaign for collective non-payment of energy bills. Inspired by DontPayUK’s mass mobilisation tactics, we’ll use collective action to pressure politicians. But to sustain this fight, we need strong local groups like yours to keep the pressure on.
Step 1: Fill in our form by 15th February to express interest in taking action
Step 2: Attend a public meeting to plan direct action:
Tuesday 18th February, 6pm
Saturday 22nd February, 12pm
We Can Provide Everything You Need
Protest templates
Social media graphics
Step-by-step guides
Why Act Now?
Vigilance is the price of liberty[1]. If we do not act now to save children from poverty, our future is at stake. Every day we wait, more children go hungry. Together, we can force politicians to listen. There is strength in unity; and with a common voice, we can win.
No More Growing Up Poor! Unite! Our Children Deserve Better
[1] Quote from John Philpot Curran, the greatest "people's advocate" of the eighteenth century

