TAP Calls for Inclusive Economic Growth: "Growth Must Benefit Everyone, Not Come at Any Cost”
London, UK—October 9, 2024: Taxpayers Against Poverty (TAP) is calling for an urgent shift in economic policy, urging that economic...
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Why are 14 million people living in poverty every day in the sixth richest country in the world?
We believe these are the three most urgent actions our country should seek to resolve...... to give everyone the opportunity to lead a successful, fulfilled and happy life.
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1. Adequate minimum income
2. Truly affordable housing
3. Access to quality effective social and healthcare
Our three goals are:
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Taxpayers Against Poverty is dedicated to ensuring a fair tax system so that we all share in the wealth that we all helped to create and advocating for the rights of those living in poverty. We believe in social justice, adequate minimum income, affordable housing, and equitable economic policies for all.
Our Mission
Let’s Work Together
Join our team of dedicated volunteers. We are particularly looking for committed people with skills and experience, political campaigning, media relations, social media, content creation, digital marketing, partnership development and event organising. Or you may like to set up a local group and get your friends involved. Please let us know if you would like to help and be part of the team or have some ideas you would like to share, email taxpayersagainstpovertytap@gmail.com
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Become a member, for just £5 per month, you will help make change happen. Your impact will be significant, it will help us to spend time directly influencing policy makers to bring the change so desperately needed, it will enable us to put the case in a clear, concise and powerful way using the resources available and it will help us increase our partnerships so that other campaigning groups spread our message. You will receive a monthly update on the progress made and the plans ahead as well have the opportunity to contribute your ideas and participate in our work. To join us contribute £5 per month (or more!), you will become a member
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TAP invites like minded campaigners, advocacy groups and think tanks to partner with us to help amplify the message, that poverty can be resolved if we come together. If you would like to know more as to how partnering with TAP could work for you Email us
To increase the impact and to help fund our campaigns, TAP welcomes good companies and organisations to become involved by partnering with us on our campaigns. We are so grateful that Reverse Media Group has stepped up. If you would like to know more about how your company could benefit and also help bring change to reduce poverty and the unnecessary hardship suffered by millions very day, Email us now. We will shortly add a Partners Page to TAP online
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Our Vision
A society where every individual has access to secure housing, fair wages, and a life free from the burden of poverty.
Our Story
The inspiration for our work is the late Rev Paul Nicolson, the pioneer of the real living wage and founder of Taxpayers against Poverty. Rev Paul was a relentless campaigner on behalf of those struggling financially, he sadly died on 5th March 2020. On the day before, Paul was due to continue his sit-down protest, this time outside Downing Street, to call for urgent action on behalf of the homeless. This was just a few weeks after a similar protest outside Church House in London at the Church of England Synod meeting. At just 87 years he was a campaigner to the end. You can read an obituary in Church Times and in The Guardian. Since 2020, TAP has been working closely with our sister organisation, Compassion in Politics, which seeks to bring the values of compassion, inclusion, and cooperation to public life.
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