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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

Buy Now, Stress Later: In our Simply Explained series, we break down Buy Now, Pay Later services like Klarna and Clearpay. While they can feel convenient, they are still a form of debt and can quickly become hard to manage. Take a look at the slides to understand the risks and stay informed.

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 05/03/2026

When connection is consistent, community grows 💛 Toynbee Hall is proud to support @towerhamletsnow.bsky.social Just Say Hello campaign, working with 8 estate-based projects to create welcoming spaces for residents 50+ to connect, share skills and build community. #justsayhello #towerhamlets

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 24/02/2026

A peer researcher spotted a flaw that could have cost disabled people around 50% of their income. They spoke up. They were heard. The legislation was clarified. This is why lived experience must be at the heart of policy. Please share - the 6 April deadline matters.

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

What is Participatory Action Research (PAR) — and why does it matter? Our latest #simplyexplained breaks down how PAR centres lived experience and turns insight into action. Research should be done with communities, not about them. #participatoryactionresearch #communityled

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 12/02/2026

This Children’s Mental Health Week, we’re listening to families in Tower Hamlets. 💛 When families feel heard and supported, children thrive. Thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and to our partners for making this possible. 🙏 #childrensmentalhealthweek #coproduction

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 11/02/2026

More children should never mean less support. Two child limit: Simply Explained We’ve long campaigned to scrap the two-child limit, one of the biggest drivers of child poverty. From April 2026, it will be removed. A significant step forward, and proof that policy choices matter.

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Toynbee Hall @toynbeehall.bsky.social · 05/02/2026

As the Timms Review of PIP begins, our Research Manager Rushaa Hamid warns disabled people won’t be affected equally by future changes. "We’re deeply concerned these reviews could be used as cover for cuts, while structural failures remain unaddressed." PIP is vital social infrastructure.

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Disabled people are worried the Timms Review could be used as a cover for PIP cuts

Mikey Erhardt, a campaigner for Disability Rights UK, expresses concern about what the Timms Review will mean for personal independence payment (PIP) in the future.

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