Despite volunteering being a feature of community life in the UK, differences as to who
volunteers are evident. Reporting on a rapid review of the evidence on volunteering and …

Interest in the formal voluntary sector and wider civil society organisations (CSOs) has
grown in recent years and now CSOs are viewed as key to delivering government policy …

Ecumenical forms of social activism arising from Christian practitioners seeking connections
beyond formal religious differences have played a significant role within action for social …

In conceptualising the new visibility of postsecular social work this thesis develops
alternative perspectives to former secular, liberal and neoliberal hegemonies within the …

Aim: This chapter examines the relationship of increasing sociodemographic and
organisational diversity to community health development. The particular focus is the …

ICT4D (information and communication technologies for development) is the idea that ICTs
have some kind of relation to development. This thesis will present an agnostic and …

This article explores the significant contribution being made by diverse Christian responses
to debt in England, drawing on action research in London and the North East of England …

Following on from a similar research project in 2015-16, the question for this research was:"
To what extent do Street Pastors and Street Angels help local police to achieve their …

Interest in the formal voluntary sector and wider civil society organisations (CSOs) has
grown in recent years and now CSOs are viewed as key to delivering government policy …

Natural and human-made disasters belong to the class of public health disasters largely
because their disaster-related dynamics elicit different types of health consequences at the …