Parents living in privately rented homes in England are almost twice as likely to be worried about homelessness than parents living in secure social homes.
Anti-poverty charity Z2K is asking people to share their thoughts on what the housing and social security systems should look like, in its #LifeAfterLockdown campaign.
A new report looks at the provision of early years services for children across the country, alongside a warning that many nurseries are at risk of closure, hitting the life chances of some of the most vulnerable children and holding back the economic recovery following lockdown.
A free phone line offering hymns, prayers, and reflections after church buildings closed because of the coronavirus is to continue, with calls topping more than two million minutes.
Without urgent action to protect children their life chances could be seriously damaged, which will cause enormous harm not only to them, but also to the economy in the long-run, says the Children's Society.