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75% of children living in poverty in working households

Child poverty levels have risen in the majority of constituencies in the UK, research has revealed.

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Care provider’s approach to training recognised nationally
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Child misses school year because of council failures
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95% of food bank users ‘living in destitution’
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Helping companies to support customers with caring responsibilities
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Call for more personalised social services
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Bill for children in care to soar to £130bn
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