Poverty and low income is seriously affecting the health of UK children paediatricians are warning. Our survey with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) found almost half of paediatricians who reponded say the problem is getting worse.
CPAG's new book, Improving children's life chances, is out now. It discusses what 'life chances' means and explains how we cannot aspire to improve life chances without tackling child poverty.
Our CEO highlights the warning in Unicef's latest report - child wellbeing is depending on material wellbeing. The UK Government must remember money matters.
The Labour leader Ed Miliband has spoken at an event today to launch the IPPR's major report The Condition of Britain and to give further details of the Labour Party's policy.
Cuts to maternity and benefits since 2010 have cost mothers up to £3,000. Use the Valuing Maternity Cutbacks Calculator to find out how much each family has lost.
After a long wait, the government's consultation on a new child poverty strategy for 2014-2017 has arrived amid internal government squabbles on what the targets should be.
