
Save the Children Northern Ireland
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We work with children, families & community partners to reduce childhood poverty and tackle its devastating impact. (Our latest report: tinyurl.com/4cmmajfy )
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27-05-2021 11:05:52
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Join MeltedParentsNI and others marching for childcare. We can't wait anymore. Stormont must prioritise women, parents and children. We need an anti poverty strategy with key targets to increase subsidised childcare for all children.





Deprivation levels are higher in NI than the rest of UK a new Queen's University Belfast 🎓 study has found that NI has the highest level of the most deprived areas in the UK A funded Anti-Poverty Strategy based on objective need would help address this Communities NI rte.ie/news/uk/2025/0…

A new Queen's University Belfast 🎓 study has shown that NI has the highest level of the most deprived areas in the UK at 25% with health deprivation particularly high Acting on our key asks would help to address this & the need for an Anti-Poverty Strategy is clear rte.ie/news/uk/2025/0…





🚨 Save the Children polled people in NI and 57% believe the Executive are not doing enough 🚨 The data shows that the people of NI care and they want to see action. #ChildPoverty #EndtheTwoChildLimit Cliff Edge Coalition NI


This is important polling from Save the Children Northern Ireland & LucidTalk showing concern about our levels of child poverty - 1 in 4 children in NI live in poverty ⬇️ Crucially 57% people here think NI Executive are not doing enough - we urgently need a funded Anti-Poverty Strategy #childpoverty

Important polling from our friends Save the Children Northern Ireland & LucidTalk showing concerns about levels of #childpoverty in NI ⬇️ 57% of people believe NI Executive is not doing enough Taking action on the 2-child limit, 5-week wait & helping private renters would be a good start Communities NI


We, along with a brilliant group of mums in east Belfast, have been speaking out about new data that shows a majority of people in NI believe the Executive isn’t doing enough when it comes to tackling child poverty. More UTV Live News Barbara McCann




