More than 90,000 WA children live below poverty line, largely due to housing costs By Kim Macdonald
Shocking Report Reveals Over 90,000 WA Children Living Below the Poverty Line—Urgent Action Needed!
BREAKING New Child Poverty report!
BREAKING Researchers warn that Australia’s poverty rate is expected to rise even further in 2024.
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You're invited to the Homelessness Action Now – for Children workshop
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VIDEO: Calls for Australia to introduce poverty line to assess cost-of-living crisis
VIDEO: Calls for Australia to introduce poverty line to assess cost-of-living crisis
Call for Australia to commit to poverty line Presented by Keane Bourke
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New Report Reveals Australians' Strong Stance Against Child Poverty: Here's What You Need to Know
New Data Reveals 83% of Australians Demand Action on Child Poverty—Will the Government Listen?
Australians Back Action to Track and Address Child Poverty
• Four in five Australians (83%) want the Federal Government to regularly measure and report on poverty rates in Australia.
• An overwhelming majority of Australians (81%) agree that income support payments should be set at a rate that does not cause any child to live in poverty.
• Australians are highly concerned that Australia has a high child poverty rate compared to other developed countries (69%), and about the effects of this on health and lifespan (83%) as well as education and employment (85%).
• One in six Australian children (about 761,000 children) live in poverty according to research from ACOSS and UNSW.
• The OECD finds that Australia’s youth poverty rate is the 13th-highest among member nations, surpassing the UK, Germany and Canada.
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MOR Framework
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