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The combined impact of the benefit cap and two-child limit on welfare support are set to increase child poverty rates in families with at least three children from 34 per cent in 2013-14, when the benefit cap was first introduced, to 51 per cent by the end of the decade.

NEW 🛠 Our new Family Hubs Planning Framework offers comprehensive support to local areas to implement their #FamilyHubs model, helping them deliver the support most likely to make a difference: foundations.org.uk/our-work/repor…

By the end of the decade, the benefit cap and two-child limit are due to drive the majority of large families into poverty. Abolishing them next year would cost £3 billion – and would lift 490,000 children out of poverty overnight. resolutionfoundation.org/publications/c…

Superb work from the Resolution Foundation Abolishing the two-child limit would cost £2.5 billion in 2024-25, These costs are low compared to the harm that the policy causes. If abolished today, 490,000 children would be lifted out of poverty. resolutionfoundation.org/publications/c…

NEW REPORT ✍️ – High quality and useful research is critical to tackling youth violence. Today we’re publishing our Evidence Manifesto - setting out 5 goals for the Lab and ways we can better design, refine and evaluate services. Read more here. bi.team/wp-content/upl…

Part one of our global scoping review supported by The Borrow Foundation exploring access to dental care for children and young people in care and care leavers has been published and is available open access. mdpi.com/2304-6767/12/2… Dentistry Journal MDPI

Part two of our global scoping review supported by Borrow Foundation showcasing the oral health needs of children and young people in care and care leavers has been published and is available open access. Dentistry Journal MDPI mdpi.com/2304-6767/12/2…

With more than 80 per cent of schools destroyed or damaged, 625,000 students without any ability to study, and no possibility to pursue higher education as all universities have been destroyed. This is Gaza after 6+ months of genocidal violence, and the long-term impact is

School finances are under pressure. Senior leaders are having to make cuts to essential staff and activities. Nearly half are using funding meant for disadvantaged pupils to plug gaps in their general budgets. Read a breakdown of our new research ⤵️ buff.ly/3vPRiNZ

🆕 research by Daniel Edmiston sheds light on the hidden impact of benefit deductions in the UK social security system. The paper uncovers how deductions deepen the poverty-debt cycle, contradicting policy intentions. 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/sp…

NEW: Today, we’ve published our new edition of “A School’s Guide to Implementation”, a resource designed to support those working in education settings to make changes to practice meaningful, and long-lasting. Info: eef.li/CPpH9K Download: eef.li/implementation 1/5

Welcome! The INTEGRATED Project project examines whether combining financial wellbeing support with parenting support can improve children's health & development. An exciting University of Exeter University of Plymouth University of Southampton collab. Find out more: shorturl.at/jrsX6. Follow for updates!

📣We are seeking to understand: 1) How Family Hubs Network currently deliver parenting & financial support 2) Who is best to deliver #financialsupport to families 3) How financial & parenting support can best be combined 4) If info collected by #FamilyHubs can be used to test our idea

Great opportunities at the Journal of Prevention for a Managing Editor and Associate Editors euspr.org/activities/jou… #prevention #impsci EUSPR

Today we are reading: INTEGRATED Project advisory board member Sarah Cattan & colleagues' report on Sure Start, England’s first large programme to provide holistic support to #families with children under five. Nuffield Foundation UK Research and Innovation Institute for Fiscal Studies

Today we're reading: INTEGRATED Project advisory board member Kitty Stewart & colleagues' new paper, ‘It's the kids that suffer’, exploring the UK's benefit cap & #TwoChildLimit policies. Their evidence starkly illustrates 'the multiple & severe harms caused by #poverty' to children

Couldn't agree more. In his pamphlet, Gordon Brown calls for a national plan for children including a cross-government poverty taskforce to be created. Both vital to the future success of a generation & our economy. theguardian.com/business/artic…

Continuing posts for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we're delighted our work on supporting patients experiencing poverty related mental distress - part of the DeSTRESS project - is being published: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… More on DeSTRESS: plymouth.ac.uk/research/prima…

Our second M.A.N:Culture Plymouth Conference is on Wednesday 25th September. We have had an incredible response from our initial post about it, so if you haven't lined a ticket up yet, grab one before they are all gone. #Allyship #Manculture eventbrite.co.uk/e/manculture-p…