4th Jun 2026 “It’s compulsory to be at school, so it should be compulsory to be fed!” Donna Coyle and Michelle Clancy of the Northern Ireland Anti-Poverty Network’s lived experience panel joined others to discuss the importance Uncategorised Find out More
12th Mar 2026 NIAPN’s response to the draft Disability Strategy The Executive’s draft Disability Strategy is open for consultation. NIAPN has prepared a response to highlight the lived experience of Uncategorised Find out More
27th Feb 2026 Disappointment with the Draft Disability Strategy Some of the members of the Disability Strategy Expert Panel and co-design group have written an open letter critical of Uncategorised Find out More
17th Feb 2026 Responding to the Childcare Strategy NIAPN commends Childcare for All and the Women’s Policy Group NI for leading the way in developing tools to help Uncategorised Find out More
16th Feb 2026 Tackling Child Poverty NIAPN hosted a workshop on “Working Together to Eradicate Poverty.” One of the sessions focused on the Cost of the Uncategorised Find out More
30th Jun 2025 Join the 5th July all-island Housing demonstration in Dublin The Belfast branch of CATU (Community Action Tenants Union), alongside other Ulster branches, will travel to Dublin on Saturday 5th Uncategorised Find out More
3rd Jun 2025 The Housing Crisis and its Impact on Women and Families While the housing crisis impacts everyone in our society, I’ll focus on the impact the housing crisis has on the Uncategorised Find out More
25th Feb 2025 Resolve the five-week wait in Universal Credit The following briefing on the 5-week wait was prepared by the Cliff Edge Coalition. What is the 5-week wait in Uncategorised Find out More
10th Feb 2025 The Case for Universal Free School Meals NIAPN calls for the roll-out of Universal Free School Meals in response to the Department of Education’s consultation Review of Uncategorised Find out More
17th Dec 2024 Will the NI Executive Take Action on Poverty? The Northern Ireland Executive does not have a plan to take action on poverty – or at least that’s what Uncategorised Find out More