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A new report recommends urgent reforms to the UK’s social security system to protect low-income families from extreme hardship.

Women's homelessness occurs at a far greater scale than is recognised and systemic failures leave many in a “state of survival,” new study reveals.

New research shows that assistance dogs trained to support deaf people, and those living with hearing loss, have positive and wide-ranging impacts on people’s lives.

The universities of York and Leeds are to jointly lead a £10m research centre dedicated to better understanding how the police and other services can prevent and reduce vulnerabilities.

The evaluation results strongly suggested that a Housing First model for care leavers is worthy of replication in other settings.

Analysis from Professor Jonathan Bradshaw and Dr Antonia Keung, Social Policy and Social Work.

The project will build a framework for understanding and responding to how the UK’s transition to net zero will affect families, and the communities in which they live.

A guide to help Universal Credit claimants has been launched - just as furlough ends and as thousands more people are expected to claim.