CPAG have released a report called ‘State of the Nations: lessons in tackling child poverty from across the UK’

Policy in Practice have published a blog called ‘Investment must be tangible for those in need: Policy in Practice responds to the Autumn Budget 2024’

CPAG have released an a ‘Post-Budget briefing for parliamentarians’

End Child Poverty Coalition have released a response saying In today’s Budget the Chancellor has missed a key opportunity to help hundreds of thousands of children living in poverty

Trust for London have released ‘A guide to working with people with lived experience’

JRF have released a new analysis ‘Unpaid carers provide an essential but often invisible service’

During London Challenge Poverty Week Toynbee Hall interviewed one their debt advisers Hazira about her work and the effects of debt on families

Trust for London have released an article called ‘5 key takeaways from the budget for social justice organisations in London’

Daughters of Charity Services have shared a recording of an online session they held with Mari Burton from the NEU speaking about the No Child Left Behind camnpaign.

The Childhood Trust have released ‘TCT Insights: London Challenge Poverty Week 2024 Research.’

New Economics Foundation report ‘Capping ambitions: Recognising the economic benefits of reducing child poverty by scrapping the two-child limit and benefit cap’

The Food Foundation and Mayor’s Fund for London released a special new episode of The Intersect podcast to mark London Challenge Poverty Week highlighting how food poverty affects young people.

Quaker Social Action’s Cook Up project have published a powerful blog reflecting on the experiences of one family living in temporary accommodation.

Joseph Rowntree Foundation have published a new briefing ‘Stop the freeze: permanently re-link housing benefits to private rents’

Institute for Public Policy Research have published ‘Breaking the cycle: Essential pillars for an effective child poverty strategy’

Gingerbread have released a report called ‘They are sanctioning the children’

Buttle UK have released a new report, The Stark Reality of Growing Up in Poverty’ insights from it can be read here

The Children’s Society have released The Good Childhood Report for 2024

CPAG have released several articles:

• Response to chancellor’s speech at Labour conference
• Why scrapping the household benefit cap is vital for families, children and survivors of abuse
• Universal credit: A three-step plan, the full report can be read from here

Resolution Foundation have a new report out called Low Pay Britain 2024

Child Poverty Action Group have released a report called ‘Things will only get worse Why the two-child limit must go’

Coram Family and Childcare have released the findings from their annual Holiday Childcare Survey looking at the costs of holiday childcare.

Down to Earth have released a new report called ‘A patchwork of provision: council funerals across the UK’

Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Policy in Practice have collaborated to produce R.A.P.I.D. – Real-time Analysis of Poverty Indicators Dashboard – a really useful tool for a new tool to tracking up-to-date poverty data in London.

The Equality Trust have published a new report ‘The Spirit Level at 15’ examining new data showing inequality’s impact on climate, society, and health.

Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition, Save the Children and Centre for Mental Health have released a joint report called ‘A Dual Crisis – the hidden link between poverty and children’s mental health’

Become have released an open letter to the new government entitled ‘Care-experienced young people tell our new Parliament it’s Time To Show You Care’

KIDS have written a blog with some reflections opportunities for immediate fixes and long-term reform on the SEND system presented by the election result

Praxis have written a blog with a for the new government and they have a produced a video of them presenting their petition to parliament

End Child Poverty Coalition have released their analysis of new research which shows the majority of families impacted by the two-child limit are working.

The Early Education and Childcare Coalition have released a video designed to ensure that early education is on the agenda for the first 100 days of the new government

Policy in Practice have released the recording of their latest webinar entitled “Tackling child hunger by auto enrolment in Free School Meals”

London Youth have produced a new article ‘General Election 2024: our review of the party manifestos’

Child Poverty Action Group have responded to the three main party’s manifestos:

• • Liberal Democrats
  • Conservative
  • Labour 

The Institute for Fiscal Studies have written an article exploring the effects of the 2 child limit ‘The two-child limit: poverty, incentives and cost’

The TUC have written a blog exploring the ‘Sharp rise in number of children growing up in poverty in working households’

Early Education and Childcare Coalition have produced a video pushing for childcare to be more prominent in the election campaign

Centre for Young Lives have produced a ‘Ten Point Plan for a New Government’

Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition has coordinated an open letter signed by 50 organisations to the leaders of political parties calling on them to prioritise children’s mental health.

The Sutton Trust have produced an article outlining ’10 ways to close the attainment gap’

The Food Foundation’s latest report ‘A Neglected Generation: Reversing the decline in children’s health in England’ has been published.

The Renters Reform Coalition have produced an open letter calling for ‘‘immediate action to address the unprecedented crisis facing private renters’

The Early Education and Childcare Coalition have released a report called ‘Pulse Check: Public Attitudes Towards Early Education and Childcare’

Layla (name changed to protect her identity) a young End Child Poverty Coalition ambassador who has personally experienced the harsh realities of poverty has written a blog reflecting on the recent report from Loughborough University for ECP.

Young Women’s Trust have released their ‘Manifesto for an equal world of work’

Early Education and Childcare Coalition have appeared on an ITV article to ‘warn of recruitment and funding crisis’

My London have published an article about the lived experience of families that are trapped for a long time in temporary accommodation.

The Runnymede Trust have produced a report called ‘The racialised harm of police strip searches: a response from the Runnymede Trust to a Home Office consultation’