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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2026 · 31 MIN

Ep 6: Co-Locating Advice Services with Dr Irum Ali and Joanna Read

from Feeding Britain: Insights into eliminating hunger from the UK · host Feeding Britain

In the latest episode of the Feeding Britain podcast, Andrew is joined by Dr Irum Ali and Joanna Read from Bow Foodbank in Tower Hamlets to discuss the impact of co-locating advice and wraparound support services. In this episode, they outline how this approach can and does increase people’s incomes, reduces their risk of being hungry and improves their access to local services which address a range of issues that may have left them struggling, as well as its role in building resilient communities.The Feeding Britain podcast is back for a third series in which we hear from frontline practitioners, academics, and policymakers on the approaches and solutions to tackling hunger in the UK. Feeding Britain combines practical, policy, and research expertise in the fight against hunger. Stay tuned to learn more about the work we and our partners are undertaking to eliminate hunger and its root causes from the UK.

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