Sharing the 4 things all charities have in common seen in his 40 years experience Paul Streets
✊ founded on radicalism & activism
💪doggedly determined
💡committed to innovation
📢they seek to advocate & influence

Paul Streets Lloyds Bank Foundation Paul Streets Lloyds Bank Foundation shares heartfelt stories and lessons from his experience working in and with the voluntary sector.

“Our sector is like an iceberg, with only a fraction visible to the public. The bulk of our sector lies beneath the surface.”

Paul Streets And partnerships we've supported including The Drive Partnership to tackle root causes of abuse through an evidence based perpetrators programme so we can shift the narrative of abuse twitter.com/Drive_Partners…

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Good to see joined up thinking between APPG on Poverty APPG on Migration at this report launch in Parliament today. Lots of recommendations we Lloyds Bank Foundation support. The right to work saves money, makes use of skills, allows people to live their lives. theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

People don't choose to be on disability benefits. It's their last resort.

Stop blaming people with mental health problems. If the Secretary of State wants a grown-up conversation about this, then he should meet with us.

We've sent an invite. 1/3

Great organisation. Great leader to work with (with a GSOH - essential for all good CEOs!).

Off we go. Last day #DalesHighWay to Appleby - easy 12 mile chill down! & it’s still Sunny!

'We know what should happen. They should be treated with dignity, respect and humanity: their asylum claims processed fairly, in timely fashion on UK soil.'
- Enver Solomon, CEO Refugee Council 🧡 in The Guardian

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🚨 Our new report, out today, shows that we're heading towards a catastrophic system meltdown because of the Illegal Migration Act and the Rwanda Plan. Over 100,000 people seeking asylum will be stranded in “permanent limbo” by the end of 2024. 🧵

Top of the Howgills with Morecambe Bay behind Day 5 #DalesHighWay

“The one thing government could do to stop deaths is give people an alternative way to get across the channel. We’d then know who they are, could give them paperwork and put them into an orderly asylum system,” Zoe Gardner tells Matt Frei #c4news channel4.com/news/rwanda-sc…

The 3 Peaks #DalesHighWay

Stainforth Force Day 3 #DalesHighWay

‘Wall Garden’ #DalesHighWay Day 3 ~ Settle to Chapel-Le-Dale via Ingleborough

Don't despair this morning - you are not alone.

More people than not want the Rwanda 'cash for humans' scheme scrapped altogether.

Be part of the movement to #StopTheFlights
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This is a story of the trauma refugees experience who arrive in Britain which will be relived as they are sent to Rwanda by the Government. ⁦Solace Leeds⁩ ⁦Lloyds Bank Foundation⁩ @asylumwelcome
Frankly -shame on you ⁦Rishi Sunak⁩ ⁦James Cleverly🇬🇧⁩ lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/our-impact/new…

Rwanda Bill is nother despicable show in what is the worst farewell tour. Spending £££ in a scheme that is unlawful, unpopular, ineffective, cruel when we should be processing backlogs, opening safe routes, caring for people who have experienced unimaginable horror to find safety