Research and reports into child poverty
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Report: Children and homelessness in WA
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Foodbank Hunger Report 2024
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Webniar BSL Talks - Why measuring poverty matters
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BCEC Report Child Poverty in Australia
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Hear Me Out: Detention Inquiry Report
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Report: The Australia Institute: End Child Poverty
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ARACY's Report To have and to have not: Measuring child deprivation and opportunity in Australia
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CCSA Webinar End Child Poverty Webinar Inspires Action and Engagement
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Mission Australia’s Youth Survey Homelessness Report 2024: The Unfair Divide
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MOR for Children Framework Research By Sharon Bessell
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Rethinking Child Poverty - Sharon Bessell
Childhood poverty matters—not only because of the disturbingly high number of children affected, but also because of the deleterious impact on their human flourishing, both now and in the future.
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The extent and nature of poverty in Australia
The extent and nature of poverty in Australia with particular reference to poverty in Australia. Australia Parliament Senate Inquiry into Poverty in Australia.
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Anti-poverty Week Fast Facts
Kids growing up in poverty too often go to bed or school hungry; they can feel left out if they can’t afford to join a local sport team or go on school camps; they may be living in an overcrowded home where there’s no quiet place to do homework and they worry about their parents.
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