Civil Service Awards: How the Citizenship Award winner reached out to people most in need
10 May

Civil Service Awards: How the Citizenship Award winner reached out to people most in need

DWP official Sarah Morton has been recognised for her voluntary work with organisations that support homeless people in Liverpool. She tells CSW how staff from across the department’s Belle Vale service centre support the HOPE Project
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