Power to Prosper:
A bold national
movement to
end poverty and
inequality in the UK
Power to Prosper is a national programme tackling the root causes of poverty, inequality and debt – by shifting power to the people and communities most impacted.
We’re building a movement led by grassroots organisations and people with lived experience. Our work connects local action with national change – through community organising, research, storytelling and campaigning.
This isn’t about fixing symptoms. It’s about confronting systems and creating an economy that works for everyone.
By centering impacted communities – particularly people of colour, single parents, and those with disabilities…
We aim to:
Build collective power through grassroots organising
Challenge harmful myths about poverty and debt
Influence policy at local and national levels
Shift power and resources directly to communities doing the work
Power to Prosper is not just a project - it's a movement for justice. We are radically committed to dismantling unjust systems and creating an economy that works for everyone.
Find Your Hub
Power to Prosper is rooted in local action.
Our regional hubs are where communities come together to organise, campaign and build long-term solutions to poverty, inequality, and debt.
Each hub is led by local organisations with deep connections to their community—and they’re building power from the ground up.
Explore local campaigns, events, insights, and the people making change happen.
Lambeth
Loughborough Community Centre and partners are mobilising to secure long-term ownership of a vital local space, protecting it as a hub for community support and organising.
Newham
Money A+E and partners are co-creating their next campaign with local residents, and exploring the need to secure free school meals for secondary school children in Newham.
Nottingham
Himmah and partners aim to build lasting power among Black and Brown communities by strengthening relationships, deepening leadership capacity, and campaigning strategically for the transfer of public buildings to Black and Brown-led organisations.
Greater Manchester
Mama Health & Poverty Partnership and partners are leading a Right to Work campaign while developing ‘Mama Village’ – a visionary, community-centred model for housing, wellbeing, and food sustainability.
Latest News, Campaigns,Events & Insights
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Voices of Brixton: The Power of Creativity and Community in Transformation
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Pilgrim Church: A Force for Justice, Rooted in Community
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Power to Prosper: Building a new economy rooted in justice
This work is deeply personal to me. I come to it not just as a programme director, but as…
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