We work with organizations and individuals to develop effective policies and actions against poverty and social exclusion across England.
Join Our NetworkThe European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN) England is the English branch of the broader European network dedicated to fighting poverty and social exclusion. We bring together non-governmental organizations, grassroots groups, and individuals committed to making a difference.
Founded on the principle that those with direct experience of poverty must be at the forefront of decision-making, EAPN England advocates for policies that address the root causes of poverty and promote social inclusion.
We believe in a society where everyone has the resources and opportunities they need to participate fully in social, cultural, and economic life. Through research, advocacy, and community engagement, we work to make this vision a reality.
We are committed to creating a more equitable society through strategic focus on these key areas:
Amplifying the voices of people experiencing poverty to influence policy at local and national levels.
Building networks and partnerships with organizations across England and Europe to share best practices.
Conducting and disseminating research to better understand and address the causes and consequences of poverty.
Working with policymakers to develop more effective anti-poverty strategies and social protection systems.
Educational campaigns to raise public awareness about the realities of poverty in England and challenge stereotypes.
Empowering local communities to develop grassroots solutions to poverty and social exclusion in their areas.
There are many ways to support our work and contribute to the fight against poverty in England. Whether you're an organization looking to join our network, an individual with experience of poverty who wants your voice to be heard, or someone who wants to volunteer or donate, we welcome your involvement.
Contact Us to Get InvolvedC/O Migrant Voice
200A Pentonville Rd
London, N1 9JP
07467 299335
info@eapn-england.org