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This page provides a selection of Voluntary Organisation publications.

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YearDateTitleSummarySourceFile size
2010April 29 Scottish Anti Poverty Review: Spring/Summer 2010The latest issue of the SAPR is an election special edition, containing articles from three leading think tanks on what they believe the prospects are for combating poverty after the election.The Poverty Alliance993kb
2010March 1 Briefing on the Tobacco and Primary Medical Services (Scotland) BillASH Scotland Briefing on the Tobacco and Primary Medical Services (Scotland) BillASH Scotland56kb
2010February 24 Report of the First Tackling Poverty Stakeholder Forum MeetingThe Tackling Poverty Stakeholder Forum is one of two dialogue groups that are being set up as a part of the wider Poverty Alliance project, Evidence Participation Change1. This Forum aims to bring together a diverse range of participants including senior officers from central and local government working in areas of anti-poverty, and associated social policy, senior staff of third sector organisations working on poverty issues and experts on the realities of living in poverty – those who have direct experience of it themselves.The Poverty Alliance174kb
2010February 18 Doing things differently: Voluntary sector 2010 manifestoThis manifesto sets out where government intervention would enable the sector to play an even greater role in creating a happier, healthier and wealthier Scotland.SCVO538kb
2010February 16 Scottish Anti-Poverty Review, Winter 2009The latest edition of the Scottish Anti-Poverty Review contains articles on the links between poverty and ill health and how these can be broken.The Poverty Alliance1.5mb
2010January 13 Devolution’s impact on low-income people and placesWhat is the impact of devolution for people and places in poverty? For the tenth anniversary of devolution, a series of reports and seminars explored trends in social and economic disadvantage as well as policy developments in four areas: housing and homelessness, employment, neighbourhood regeneration and longterm care for older people. Although devolution was not specifically designed to address questions of poverty and inequality, it is important that public policy is examined for its impact in these areas. Given the debates about reserved and devolved powers, this is an important and timely question.Joseph Rowntree Foundation166kb
2009December 3 Monitoring poverty and social exclusion 2009Full report

The annual report on the state of poverty and social exclusion in the United Kingdom from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the New Policy Institute.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation1.5mb
2009December 3 Monitoring poverty and social exclusion 2009Summary

The annual report on the state of poverty and social exclusion in the United Kingdom from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the New Policy Institute.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation283kb
2009November 9 Untold Damage: Children's accounts of living with harmful parental drinkingThis report highlights the findings of a collaborative research study undertaken by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) and the NSPCC’s ChildLine in Scotland service to explore children and young people’s experiences of harmful parental drinking and the concerns they express about the impact this is having on their lives.Childline in Scotland & SHAAP993kb
2009October 27 Work and worklessness in deprived neighbourhoodsThis study contrasts policy assumptions about work and worklessness with the personal experiences of residents living in deprived neighbourhoods.Joseph Rowntree Foundation573kb

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