The benefit cap is increasing child poverty, and in the context of a coronavirus recession is transparently nonsensical and wrong, says Child Poverty Action Group.
A new report shows low-income families with children are even worse off now than they were in the summer, almost nine in 10 families reporting a significant deterioration in their living standards because of the pandemic
Without government action to improve incomes we will become a country in which millions of people are permanently reliant on food charity for survival, says IFAN.
Without additional support for families, child poverty in London which is already the highest in the country, is going to get worse, says an alliance of organisations.
Northern Ireland will face an unprecedented crisis in terms of child poverty, hunger, debt, rent arrears and mass evictions if mitigations are not extended, says Professor Eileen Evason, Chair of the Mitigations Working Group.