Community attitudes survey 2023
A new survey of community attitudes commissioned by The Smith Family shows that an overwhelming majority of people think that cost of living increases have made it harder for students experiencing poverty to make the most of their education. And more than 80% want tackling poverty among children and young people to be a top priority for the country.
Community Attitudes Survey 2025
The latest Community Attitude Survey results show that people are aware of child poverty in the community.
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