June 17, 2024 In our wealthy nation, it is unjust that so many people do not have adequate incomes for a dignified life, with 21% of people in Scotland live […]
Briefing: Scottish Government Debate on Investing in Public Services Read More »
The ‘two-child limit’ policy caps at two the number of children low-income families can claim additional universal credit for (worth £3,455 per year per child). Neither the Labour nor the
17 June 2024 by TOM POLLARD New polling commissioned by NEF suggests that most people don’t have a clear sense of the level of support people currently receive When general elections
The politics of ‘welfare’ has distorted public perceptions of Social Security Read More »
Carer Support Payment Online Information Event – 30 July – 13:00 – 15:00 Carer Support Payment Online Information Event – 1 August – 10:30 – 12:30 Carer Support Payment Online
Social Security Scotland – Carer Support Payment – Online Information Event Read More »
April 2024 This information pack has been designed to aid organisations supporting households which are required to move to Universal Credit from legacy benefits, as part of Managed Migration, also
Third Party Guide – to support households required to make a move to Universal Credit Read More »
Upcoming events for the Scotland Network which you’re warmly welcomed to join. Please see details below for what we currently have scheduled for June and July – you can book
Upcoming Events from the Money Guiders Scotland Network Read More »
June 11, 2024 One in four children in Scotland live in poverty. In a country as wealthy as Scotland, this is simply not acceptable. The Poverty and Inequality Commission’s latest
Briefing: Child poverty debate in the Scottish Parliament – 10 June 2024 Read More »
Up to £500,000 to be shared by local projects A fund to trial new ways of combating child poverty has opened for a second round of applications. The Child Poverty
Estimates of child poverty after housing costs in parliamentary constituencies and local authorities This report summarises findings for the latest update to the Local Indicators of Child Poverty After Housing
Local indicators of child poverty after housing costs, 2022/23 Read More »
Study finds strong correlation between local child poverty levels and percentage of families affected by cap Local child poverty rates across the UK correlate very strongly with the percentage of
Two-child benefit cap is ‘key driver of child poverty’ in UK, research suggests Read More »
