The public service costs of child poverty - JRF

Answered 7 Nov 2008 by p.shore
The extra cost to public services of the existence of child poverty. This report estimates the costs of child poverty to the Exchequer, focusing on public service costs.

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Patrick has been involved in supporting community IT centres, community groups and individuals with funding advice & information as well as running funding workshops.