Vincentian Values Week 2024

Mark Choonara • August 2, 2024

Our annual week of highlighting and celebrating Vincentian Values in action will this year run from 23rd - 27th September .

This year’s theme builds on the manifesto we set forth ahead of the general election earlier this year. Highlighting some of the most pressing issues facing our society today, we will hear from key figures across the sector who are helping to lead the response to a wide range of poverties and needs across the UK.

Topics covered throughout the week will include:

  1. Tackling child and family poverty

  2. Improving adult social care

  3. Addressing homelessness and housing

  4. Reducing isolation through improving inclusion

  5. Responding to refugees and asylum seekers

Keep an eye out on our website and our social media channels, with speakers and further event details soon to be confirmed.

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