Government says series of measures, including childcare support, will lift 500,000 out of poverty Families will be offered help to get out of temporary accommodation and support with childcare as part of the government’s delayed child poverty strategy, with ministers saying the entire package will lift more than half a million children out of poverty. The new proposals in a strategy that was originally due to come out in the spring are in addition to the abolition of the two-child limit for some benefits, which will have the greatest impact on poverty, at a cost of £3bn during this parliament. Continue reading...

The Alder Hey Santa Paddle will transform Liverpool's waterfront into a magical display.

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Wrexham business Electric Age Tattoos has raised money for Alder Hey Children's Hospital as clients get inked for charity.

Measles activity has increased since April 2025 and the UKHSA is continuing to oversee the public health risk assessment.

Help Rick Butterfield raise money to support Alder Hey Children's Charity

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Despite praise for Sure Start from some in the Labour party, there are also concerns that resuming the service would be difficult and costly

Policy change will lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty after pressure from cabinet and MPs

Learn more about the Creative Pathways programme at Alder Hey Children's hospital, which transforms children and young people's lives.

Help Matt Jones raise money to support Alder Hey Children's Charity

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is being urged in a letter written by two children to put in place measures to tackle the country’s “children’s health emergency”.

The 23-year-old will set off on the 26-mile challenge on April 27 all while flying the flag of the specialist children's hospital in Liverpool.

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The event is being organised by MSC Cruises UK & Ireland, which has promised to match public donations and help provide essential support to families