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'''Child Poverty Action Group campaign for free school meals''' – this group, known as [http://38degrees.org.uk/pages/about38degrees ‘38 degrees: people, power, change’] began in 2009 and have since been involved in ensuring the Irag Inquiry be held in public and have been in discussion with the new coalition government for a ban on private lobbying. | '''Child Poverty Action Group campaign for free school meals''' – this group, known as [http://38degrees.org.uk/pages/about38degrees ‘38 degrees: people, power, change’] began in 2009 and have since been involved in ensuring the Irag Inquiry be held in public and have been in discussion with the new coalition government for a ban on private lobbying. | ||
'''Children’s Food Campaign''' – a campaign supporting food growing activities for children. This is part of the larger group [http://www.sustainweb.org/about/ ‘Sustain’]. They are headed by approximately one hundred organisations including local, regional, national and international groups. | '''Children’s Food Campaign''' – a campaign supporting food growing activities for children. This is part of the larger group [http://www.sustainweb.org/about/ ‘Sustain’]. They are headed by approximately one hundred organisations including local, regional, national and international groups. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:59, 19 October 2010
Collaborative Work
The NOF are in support of the following campaigns:
Child Poverty Action Group campaign for free school meals – this group, known as ‘38 degrees: people, power, change’ began in 2009 and have since been involved in ensuring the Irag Inquiry be held in public and have been in discussion with the new coalition government for a ban on private lobbying.
Children’s Food Campaign – a campaign supporting food growing activities for children. This is part of the larger group ‘Sustain’. They are headed by approximately one hundred organisations including local, regional, national and international groups.
