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Out There is a charity that supports families of prisoners across Greater Manchester. The charity's CEO, Mark Turnbull, talks to us about some of the challenges that families of prisoners face and how the cost of living crisis is impacting them.
Learn more about the work at Out There www.outtherecharity.org
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In this episode I am joined by Ellie from The Louise Project, a charity launched by The Daughters of Charity and supports people experiencing extreme poverty in Govanhill in Scotland. The charity operates a community drop-in centre called The Space, and today Ellie shares how The Space has helped transform the lives of people in the Roma community.
Learn more about The Louise Project at www.thelouiseproject.org.uk
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In this episode we discuss the cost of living crisis in the UK with CEO of St Vincent's Family Project, Andrew Varley. We explore how rising costs are impacting young families and what more could be done to support people who are struggling to cope.
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We are joined by Sister Josephine Hawes, a Daughters of Charity who recently renewed her vows for the 60th year. Sister Josephine explains why the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul renew their vows each year on the 25th March - the Feast of the Annunciation - and what makes their vows different to other religious congregations.
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In this episode we are joined by Anya Bohnsack from the homeless charity Depaul, to discuss the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and the response from the Vincentian Family.
Depaul's Emergency Appeal for Ukraine: https://int.depaulcharity.org/news/emergency-appeal-for-ukraine/
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