Raiser of funds. Mixologist. Friend and Auntie. Theatre & music fanatic. Foodie. SE Londoner. @oxfamgb @oxfamedp employee & fan. But these views are my own.
‘This could be as simple as changing the layout and adding signage where possible to reduce stress, or simply ensuring staff are aware that some customers may face communication issues.’ @KateLeeCEO tells @TheGrocer how shops can help people with dementia: https://t.co/eGP7qmHIW9
Yemen is facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. More than 22 million people urgently need help. Now attacks have been launched on #Hodeidah port, cutting off the main entry point for aid. Ask Boris Johnson to demand a ceasefire. Lives depend on it. https://t.co/x2lREHaz53
Colleagues putting their lives on hold to help. People passionate about changing the world for the better. Leaders who can admit mistakes, learn and do better. An organisation determined not just to help people but break down the barriers that trap them in poverty #myoxfam
'Don't cancel your donation to Oxfam. Double it.' Thanks @gibbulloch for setting out why - if we want an aid sector that is efficient, effective and accountable - we need to accept that this costs money. And also that it's worth it: https://t.co/0A36CIN02B
What happened in Haiti was a disgrace but in my opinion turning our backs on @oxfamgb and the many thousands of people it helps is not the answer. I will continue to support @oxfamgb & it’s mission to ease poverty & suffering around the world.
As Oxfam ambassadors Minnie Driver and Desmond Tutu quit their roles amid the Haiti sex scandal, @simonpegg explains why he is sticking by the charity https://t.co/gyDSel88DE
Sexual assault and harassment of humanitarian aid workers is widespread, says Dyan Mazurana of Tufts University, noting that Oxfam is actually an example of “best practice” #newsnight
It is vital all organisations involved in aid demand the highest standards of their staff and deal rigorously and transparently with any transgressions. In my experience, the overwhelming majority of @Oxfam staff are fine human beings and skilled and dedicated professionals.2/2
This is a time to recall and recognise the outstanding work that @Oxfam and @oxfamgb has done over many decades, and continues to do, to fight poverty and bring humanitarian assistance in some of the most difficult and troubled circumstances in the world. 1/2
More than ever we need to support organisations like @oxfamgb@Oxfam for their incredible work to help address poverty. Doing heroic job in very difficult places.Should not be undermined by a few individuals nor sensational press.Full support needed @Unilever@Mark_Goldring1
Feels so wrong to read '82% of new global wealth went to the richest 1% last year, while the poorest half of the world's people got nothing'.
Surely a symptom of an economic system that is failing humanity?
https://t.co/o70TdguKcw
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