IFS have produced their Annual report on education spending in England: 2024–25

Trust For London have produced ‘10 charts to help us understand poverty in London in 2025′

Shelter have published a report ‘Homelessness in England 2024’

The Guardian reported on new analysis examining how ‘English councils pay millions to move homeless families out of big cities’

CYMHC have written an article summarising their achievements for 2024

The Resolution Foundation have released two reports:

• Working poverty out, The role of employment and progression in a child poverty strategy
• Housing hurdles, The changing housing circumstances of young people in Britain 

Changing Realities have produced an article ‘A Foot in The Door; One Step Closer to Ending Child Poverty’

Toynbee Hall have released a video to celebrate their 140th anniversary which celebrates the work they have done

Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition have released a recording of a meeting profiling the Child Outcomes and Research Consortium

Child Poverty Action Group have released two articles:

• • ‘Comparing child poverty using the Luxembourg income study’
  • ‘The Cost of a Child in 2024’

Resolve Poverty have produced a commentary on a joint report between the APPG on Poverty and Inequality Joint Report and the APPG on Migration

London Youth have released an article explaining the ‘Government’s Youth Guarantee’

Little Village have produced a report about the reality of Christmas on a low income called ‘London families fear no gifts for kids this Christmas’

Toynbee Hall have released their impact report for 23/24

Local Government Association have released their ‘Vision for children, young people and families’

UCL have produced a report about how ‘Lack of play in temporary accommodation could affect children’s development’

Joseph Rowntree Foundation have published a new report ‘Bangladeshi, Black African and Pakistani households at higher risk of very deep, long-term poverty’

Unicef have produced a new report called ‘Opening Doors: Access to early childhood services for families impacted by poverty in the UK’

Education Policy Institute have released a report called ‘How can we reduce food poverty for under-fives?’

Trust for London have produced an analysis asking the question ‘Do different ways of measuring poverty paint the same picture of what’s happening in London?’

CPAG and Impact of Urban Health have produced a report called ‘More than a meal – An independent evaluation of universal primary free school meals for children in London’

Gingerbread have:

• produced a video on ‘becoming a single parent’ 
• produced a report called ‘Fix the CMS‘ which summarises the findings from research funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which explored separated parents’ experiences of child maintenance and the Child Maintenance Service (CMS)

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’