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Today’s Spring Budget was a missed opportunity to support some of the poorest and most vulnerable people across the UK.

A quarterly newsletter featuring an update of the charities from the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul within the Province of Rosalie Rendu (Great Britain and Australia).

Executive Officer of Daughters of Charity Services, Mark Choonara, writes letter to the Chancellor regarding the upcoming Spring Budget and our submission.

The following five issues have been raised by our charities as the most pressing matters affecting the most vulnerable people in our society, and it is vital that they are addressed in the Spring Budget.

Mark Choonara, Chief Executive Officer at Daughters of Charity Services, responds to the Autumn Statement

We join Vincentian organisations from across the UK in urging the government to put vulnerable people at the forefront of its spending plans.

A quarterly newsletter featuring an update of the charities from the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul within the Province of Rosalie Rendu (Great Britain and Australia).

Daughters of Charity Services co-signed a letter addressed to those running for election as Mayor of London next year, calling on candidates to put poverty at the heart of their manifestos.

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A quarterly newsletter featuring an update of the charities from the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul within the Province of Rosalie Rendu (Great Britain and Australia).

Out There charity is recruiting Trustees with specialities in Governance & Leadership and Finance & Accounting.

We are seeking individuals who can bring their professional knowledge, dedication and passion to the Daughters of Charity Services Board of Trustees.

Daughters of Charity Services held its first major conference in five years, entitled ‘Solidarity for Justice’.

A quarterly newsletter featuring an update of the charities from the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul within the Province of Rosalie Rendu (Great Britain and Australia).

Vincentian charities are urging the government to put stronger social security measures in place following the Chancellor’s Spring Budget statement today.

A quarterly newsletter featuring an update of the charities from the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul within the Province of Rosalie Rendu (Great Britain and Australia).

Standing together, Vincentian charities across the UK are calling on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to provide an adequate social security system, one that reflects the true cost of living and prevents the poorest in society from being pushed deeper into poverty this winter.

As the UK grapples with the cost-of-living crisis, the care sector sinks deeper into a crisis of its own. Earlier

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's Growth Plan failed to provide sufficient support for the lowest-income households.