Why is child poverty bad?
Child poverty can lead to long-term impacts on physical and mental health, education achievement, and future opportunities including employment. In the UK, 4.5 million children (31%) were living in poverty as of April 2024.
Basic Rights Denied
Article 28 Right to an education
Article 24 Right to health
Article 27 Standard of living
Article 19 Protection from violence, abuse, and neglect
Why does child poverty exist?
Child poverty exists due to rising costs of childcare, housing, food, low or unstable income, and larger families.
What We Do
Providing Essential Support
We offer families emergency grants, food vouchers, and basic items like food and clothing.
Supporting Mental Health & Wellbeing
Through after-school clubs and community centers, we provide mental and physical support to children facing poverty. We also help parents find jobs to provide a safe environment for their children.
Our Campaigns & Solutions
Our Impact
We provide immediate help and long-term solutions. By working with government and local councils, we reduce future dependency, empower families, and help children get the support they need.