£41.
That’s how much a couple with two children will need to be surviving on per day to qualify for full legal aid next year – which is 57% below the minimum income standard.
This is a finding from a recent report that we published today.
The 2023 Means Test Review promised to address this problem, but the previous government delayed changes until 2026.
In the King’s speech, the government pledged to reduce homelessness and violence against women and girls. These pledges cannot be fulfilled unless it introduces the changes that have already been agreed and budgeted for.
Action must be taken to improve access to justice for millions.
Find out more about the Means Test Review here: https://t.co/A3EFX73OY4
"We are failing these young people, and we can't fail them any more."
@SeneddChildren has launched its latest report, highlighting the many children in Wales who are being denied their right to an education and childcare.
📄 Read the full report:
https://t.co/iBCrTDqXlR /
Delighted to see our blog shared on 'Adoption of a #ChildRights Approach in 🏴 (and beyond).'
& Even more delighted that it's only 7 days until the commencement of the #UNCRCScotland Act 🏴👏
Thanks for sharing @together_sacr👇
Children living in poverty breaches #ChildRights guaranteed by the #UNCRC & @UNChildRights1 has called to abolish the 2 child limit & benefit cap on social security benefits: see paragraph 46 a 👉 https://t.co/RZO1gBVSrh
Unaccompanied children seeking asylum in Wales should be better supported, to ensure their rights are protected and best interests served.
This happens in Scotland, but not in Wales.
In Refugee Week 🧡, I called on the Welsh Government to act.
✨TOMORROW! Join us for a free hybrid event to commemorate UK #ChildrensRights Day. Hear from our distinguished speakers about the ways the devolved powers have affected the implementation of the UNCRC.
In-person and online places available 🔽
https://t.co/SAZwo8B8z3