CPAG in Scotland
@cpagscotland.bsky.social
CPAG in Scotland works to end child poverty in Scotland.
www.cpag.org.uk
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October 6, 2025 at 5:03 PM
It also highlights other important financial support including child maintenance and help with school costs, such as free school meals.
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Financial Help for Families: what you need to know, 5th ed
Many families who struggle to make ends meet do not claim all the financial support they are entitled to.
cpag.org.uk
August 11, 2025 at 10:04 AM
It also highlights other important financial support including child maintenance and help with school costs, such as free school meals.
Order your copy now: cpag.org.uk/shop/general...
Order your copy now: cpag.org.uk/shop/general...
That’s the end of our plenary session at this year's annual welfare rights conference - thanks to all our speakers including Sir Stephen Timms MP, Tressa Burke, Sophie Howes and excellent chair Brian Taylor #WelfareRights2025
June 19, 2025 at 3:04 PM
That’s the end of our plenary session at this year's annual welfare rights conference - thanks to all our speakers including Sir Stephen Timms MP, Tressa Burke, Sophie Howes and excellent chair Brian Taylor #WelfareRights2025
GDA's Tressa Burke speaks about the proposed disability benefit reforms: ‘When so much is known about the barriers and difficulties that disabled people face how could the UK government have got this so wrong?’ #WelfareRights2025
June 19, 2025 at 2:34 PM
GDA's Tressa Burke speaks about the proposed disability benefit reforms: ‘When so much is known about the barriers and difficulties that disabled people face how could the UK government have got this so wrong?’ #WelfareRights2025
Next we hear from CPAG’s head of policy Sophie Howes - there are reasons to be hopeful for the upcoming child poverty strategy but there is still a failure to recognise the value of social security to reduce child poverty #WelfareRights2025
June 19, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Next we hear from CPAG’s head of policy Sophie Howes - there are reasons to be hopeful for the upcoming child poverty strategy but there is still a failure to recognise the value of social security to reduce child poverty #WelfareRights2025