End Furniture Poverty’ - how can you get involved? (Free)

Join us for this one hour webinar with ‘End Furniture Poverty’ who will update you on their campaigning work, the issue of Furniture Poverty, what support is out there and what we can all do to help increase that support.

What the webinar will cover

In the session you’ll hear all about End Furniture Poverty - who they are and what they do.

Learn what Furniture Poverty is, what the broad solutions are to Furniture Poverty with a focus on furnished tenancies, and how to access essential furniture items.

Claire will also be updating you on their Parliamentary work to ensure MPs understand the issue of Furniture Poverty and possible legislative changes to help thousands of social housing tenants access the essential items they need.

She also wants to hear your views and experiences to bring tenant voices to the fore of their campaigning work.

About End Furniture Poverty

End Furniture Poverty is the campaigning arm of FRC Group, a group of charities and social businesses.

Their role is to raise awareness of the issue of furniture poverty, to carry out research into possible solutions, and campaign for change to help people to access the essential furniture items they need to lead a safe and secure life.

End Furniture Poverty work with local authorities and housing associations across the UK, encouraging them to provide adequately funded local welfare assistance schemes and furnished tenancy programmes, promoting the use of preloved furniture where we can to help their budgets to stretch further. They also provide advice and guidance to help people find essential furniture items.

This one hour webinar will be delivered by Claire Donovan, Head of Policy Research & Campaigns

For further information on End Furniture Poverty, visit their website

How do I join the event?

We will be delivering this webinar on Zoom. In advance of the session, you will be sent a unique URL to join the event before it begins.

If you need further information, please email lisa.holt@tpas.org.uk