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📰 News13 March 2026·2 min read·

UK Launches Tool to Help Families and Schools Address Child Poverty Stigma

Source: govuk-visas

The UK government has released a new tool designed to support parents and teachers in having meaningful conversations about child poverty in homes and schools. The initiative aims to reduce the stigma associated with poverty and improve awareness among educators and families. It forms part of broader government efforts to tackle child poverty and its social consequences.

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