A report from Citizens Advice about how to make employment support more effective for young people who are not in employment, education or training (NEET).

A report from Citizens Advice about how to make employment support more effective for young people who are not in employment, education or training (NEET).

People are being forced into a ‘cycle of debt, poverty and homelessness’, a charity chief said

Tens of thousands of disabled people needing support to move into or stay in work will have their claims processed quicker, thanks to action taken by the Department for Work and Pensions.

Evidence and insights from Citizens Advice, highlighting three key ways the Access to Work scheme could be improved to better support disabled people to work.

Evidence and insights from Citizens Advice, highlighting three key ways the Access to Work scheme could be improved to better support disabled people to work.

Briefing by Victoria Anns on how the Universal Credit Bill will create a two-tiered system for disabled people.

This blog has been co-written by Maddy Rose, Senior Policy Researcher, and Victoria Anns, Policy Researcher.

This blog has been co-written by Maddy Rose, Senior Policy Researcher, and Victoria Anns, Policy Researcher.

Briefing by Victoria Anns on how the Universal Credit Bill will create a two-tiered system for disabled people.

Our first blog outlined the new disability cuts bill, and our second highlighted how Anita* would be affected by the proposed cuts.

How cuts to disability benefits could impact millions

On Tuesday 1st July, MPs will be asked to vote on the UC & PIP Bill, which contains the biggest cuts to social security in a decade. This briefing from ten organisations including Scope, Citizens Advi...

Today, the government laid its Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill before parliament. It details plans to cut billions…

The future of crisis support: a discussion paper - paper by Julia Ruddick-Trentmann on the future of crisis support and the Household Support Fund

Pathways to Poverty: How planned cuts to disability benefits will impact the people we support

The future of crisis support: a discussion paper - paper by Julia Ruddick-Trentmann on the future of crisis support and the Household Support Fund

Since Tuesday’s announcements on disability benefits, commentators have rightly been focused on the at least £6.5bn worth of cuts to…

I was baffled when I received my Personal Independence Payment (PIP) review letter.

Right now, the government is considering changes to disability benefits. But for millions of disabled people, these benefits are a lifeline. They are the difference between surviving and being pushed ...

Briefing by Simon Collerton and Maddy Rose on the difficulties around providing medical evidence within PIP claims