Policy paper

Child poverty and social mobility: how non-government groups can act

What influential groups outside of central government can do to reduce child poverty and increase social mobility.

From:
Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission
Published
19 December 2014

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How the key players outside central government can tackle child poverty and promote social mobility

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This reports recommends how the following can play a bigger role in reducing child poverty and increasing social mobility:

  • parents and early years providers
  • schools
  • further education providers
  • universities
  • employers
  • local government

See also the commission’s 2014 state of the nation report.

Published 19 December 2014

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