Twitxy Saved

End Child Poverty

Verified account This account is verified. Learn more

@EndChildPoverty

We are campaigning for a society free from child poverty - join us to help make this a reality: endchildpoverty.org.uk
United Kingdom endchildpoverty.org.uk Joined September 2009
2.2K Following 8.1K Followers 3.4K Posts

Latest posts 5

Pinned post

End Child Poverty Verified account @EndChildPoverty
Brilliant news for children living in poverty - the two-child limit will be scrapped!

This will allow children to dream bigger, learn without limits and grow up knowing they are valued.

With child poverty levels in the UK at a record high this is welcome news for families up and down the country. Currently 1 in every 9 children live in a home impacted by the policy.
0:27
14 replies 4 reposts 38 likes 676K views View on X
End Child Poverty Verified account @EndChildPoverty
Child poverty is falling in Scotland - but not fast enough.

With members of @EndChildPoverty in Scotland we are calling for more action to tackle the drivers of child poverty, to build on the progress made and work towards a Scotland where all children have the best start in life.

We are calling on all all political parties to deliver clear plans to meet Scotland’s 2030 child poverty targets.

Read our manifesto: tinyurl.com/ympvdss9
End Child Poverty Verified account @EndChildPoverty
Thea, a mum impacted by the two-child limit, speaks powerfully about the impact this policy has on her and other families impacted:

"Austerity-era policies like the two-child limit frame poverty as a “lifestyle choice”. Yet the economic pressures crushing vulnerable families are pounding everyone else too – astronomical childcare, rent, and living costs, with wages falling in real terms. Nobody chose these.  This political story about “choices” blames the most vulnerable for “breaking the economy,” when in reality the same broken economy is breaking us all."

bigissue.com/opinion/two-ch…
www.bigissue.com Scrapping the two-child limit was just the start. The child poverty strategy has to go further Thea Jaffe, a full-time working mum hit by the two-child limit on benefits, describes how the decision to end the policy will help families.
0 replies 5 reposts 10 likes 1.1K views View on X