Poverty
CSAN has made a submission to a Government consultation on exemptions to the two-child tax limit for tax credits.
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Porsha Nunes-Brown, Network and Communications Officer Mental health is a major issue in the UK, with one in four adults and one in ten children experiencing mental health problems every […]
Read moreCSAN responds to the news that capping of the Local Housing Allowance will be deferred until 2019/20 for those living in specialist accommodation.
Read moreResponding to the strategy to solve poverty published by think tank the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Philip McCarthy, Chief Executive of CSAN said: “We welcome JRF’s call for a “new consensus […]
Read moreResponse to a Government consultation on the Immigration and Asylum Chamber.
Read moreCSAN submitted a response to Welfare to Work based on network members experiences, many of whom work with the unemployed and provide skills and workplace training.
Read moreCSAN has produced a response to Work and Pensions Select Committee Benefit Delivery Inquiry, drawing on frontline experiences from the CSAN network.
Read moreCSAN has produced a response to a collection of frontline Jobcentre experiences by those helped by the CSAN network. Respondents include: Brushstrokes, the Cardinal Hume Centre...
Read moreCSAN has produced a report on poverty in England and Wales, talking about its existence in a variety of manifestations, on our doorstep in our communities.
Read moreCSAN made a submission to the Welfare Reform and Work Bill, which makes significant amendments to the Child Poverty Act as well as...
Read moreCSAN and our network member Nugent Care, a Liverpool based charity offering care services, responded to 'Feeding Britain' report, a food poverty inquiry carried out by the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the United Kingdom.
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