Children 'paying the price' for austerity
A generation of youngsters are "paying the price" for the Government's austerity measures, the Children's Commissioner for England has warned.
A generation of youngsters are "paying the price" for the Government's austerity measures, the Children's Commissioner for England has warned.
A Department of Work and Pensions spokeswoman responded to criticism from the Children's Commissioner on how poorest families are paying the price for the government's welfare reforms.
The spokeswoman insisted the reforms would improve the lives of some of the poorest families by "promoting work and helping people lift themselves out of poverty."
Our reforms will improve the lives of some of the poorest families in our communities by promoting work and helping people to lift themselves out of poverty.
Universal Credit will make three million households better off and lift up to 300,000 children out of poverty.
There are a lot of misleading stories about our reforms, but the truth is that we spend £94 billion a year on working age benefits and the welfare system supports millions of people who are on low incomes or unemployed so they can meet their basic needs.
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