HEALTH

Children in an age of austerity

The Welfare Reform Act 2012 introduced the biggest changes to state welfare in the history of its existence. There has been much political debate on the coalition Government’s reforms, but much remains to be said about the cumulative impacts these reforms have on children, write Haleema Wahid and Chris Dearden

The Welfare Reform Act 2012 has introduced the biggest changes to state welfare in the history of its existence. There has been much political debate and on-going analysis of the coalition government's reforms, but much remains to be said about the cumulative impacts of these reforms on children.

With this in mind, Advice Nottingham have produced a report to evaluate how welfare reform is affecting children in Nottingham. We present evidential conclusions – derived using information from our clients, local schools, and key commentators in the area of social policy and children's rights.

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