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The Cost of Living Crisis

Home » Economy » The Cost of Living Crisis

In 2022, the cost of living is of major concern for many. Rising prices in food, fuel and transport are forcing people to make hard choices over how they spend their money. The least well-off are the worst affected, with those choices being narrowed to heating or eating, or skipping meals to feed their children.

How did we get to this point? And what can churches do in response? We’re collecting our resources on the cost of living crisis on this page.

Read the briefing

Read our briefing on the crisis, detailing the impact it is having on the country and offering ways to respond. Updated 7 June 2022.

Download briefing [PDF]

Enough To Live

Despite government interventions, many of the lowest-income households in our communities are still struggling to make ends meet. We’ve come together with over 50 other charities and faith groups to urge the government to ensure everyone has #EnoughToLive.

See the Enough To Live Campaign here

Cost of living webinar

We held a Cost of Living Crisis webinar on Tuesday 24th May. Featuring Paul Morrison, JPIT policy advisor on economy and poverty, and Deacon Eunice Attwood, Church on the Margins officer.

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