EXCLUDEDUK NEWSROOM

LIVING ON POT NOODLE...eating every other day and forced to ration food - the harsh reality of being #ExcludedUK.

Local counsellors in the Midlands town of Solihull have identified the severity and impact of the thousands within their region who are falling through the cracks. 

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In support of the ExcludedUK community we strive to provide updates on new grants and funding opportunities, as well as reminders of those with the most imminent deadline. https://www.grantsonline.org.uk/coronavirus.html

In support of the ExcludedUK community we strive to provide updates on new grants and funding opportunities, as well as reminders of those with the most imminent deadline. https://www.grantsonline.org.uk/coronavirus.html

Despite a number of government funds and support schemes launched in response to the Covid-19 crisis, it appears that many people have slipped through the cracks. In this article we hear from curator and subtitler Sonali Joshi, about what led her to ...

A MORTGAGE holiday might sound like a bit of a lark, but for the estimated one in six of us who have had to take them it hasn’t proved a particularly restful vacation.

Millions of self-employed workers in the UK whose trade has been affected by coronavirus were able to apply for a second support grant from the government from Monday.

Nearly 200,000 people aged 50 and over have dropped out of the workforce and become economically inactive since the coronavirus outbreak began, according to analysis.

The government should create new self-employment centres to help struggling self-employed workers and revive the UK’s ailing high streets, according to research from the New Economics Foundation (NEF).