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‘No DSS’ discrimination
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Amber Rudd announces benefit sanctions changes
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April Price Hikes: What You Need to Know
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Are the Government fixing Universal Credit?
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Public faith in charities is declining
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'Back to school' financial help
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'Carers in Crisis'
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Evaluation Review and Recommendations Brief
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'Fuel bank' pilot initiative launched
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Help with school holiday costs
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'Pay to stay' set to affect thousands of families
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"100% of my income goes on rent”
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"I claim benefits, I’m not scum, I’m just stuck"
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"I’m secure in my flat instead of being homeless"
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"It was like we were drowning at sea"
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"Support when you need it most"
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"The horror stories I have heard": DLA to PIP
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"The isolation people find themselves in"
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"Turn2us helped me at my lowest strength"
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“I knew I wanted to do something”
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“I will never stop doing this!”
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#BenefitsAware Campaign real-life stories
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#LivingWithout a cooker? Help is available
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#PowertotheBump campaign launched
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#ShowUsYourWoolly to support No Cold Homes
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£10 billion of benefits unclaimed
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£4.8 billion of Housing Benefit unclaimed
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£88 million for free school meals gone missing
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1 in 5 have poor mental health due to finances
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1 in 7 private renters living without basics
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1.4 million “zero-hours contracts”
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125 years of tackling poverty: How Many More?
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134,000 households have benefits capped
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202,200 households to be homeless by 2026
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21st century poverty: “I have £3.87 to my name”
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220,000 due to get more in disability benefit
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28,630 babies affected by Benefit Cap
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3.6 million fall into poverty after housing costs
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3/4 of Claimants Worried about Welfare Changes
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40% of parents worried about back to school costs
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43% of Brits live in unacceptable housing
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5 facts about the Benefit Cap
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50% of working households struggle to heat homes
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60 ways to fix Universal Credit
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800,000 to be affected by tax credit change
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99% drop in Legal Aid for social welfare cases
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A big thank you to all our volunteers!
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A Christmas letter from Turn2us
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A real National Living Wage?
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A record number affected by Council Tax arrears
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A summary of benefits changes from April 2016
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A third of MPs have claimed unemployment benefits
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A year in review: Our annual report
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AgeUK launches Cold Homes Week
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All 1.6 million PIP claims to be reviewed
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Almost half of single parents living in poverty
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Alzheimer's and Welfare Benefits
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An interview with James Charles
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Appeal court rules bedroom tax discriminatory
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Apply for European Union (EU) Settled Status Now
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Applying to the Turn2us Response Fund
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April Benefit Changes
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Archived news item
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Are Work Capability Assessments being abolished?
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Are you about to lose your free school meals?
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Are you an intermediary working in Scotland?
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Are you eligible for the Warm Home Discount?
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Are you underpaid?
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Are your bills higher than average?
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Armed Forces Day 2016
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Armed Forces personnel and veterans
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Article by Baroness Lister of Burtersett
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Ask the Lived Experience Experts Interview
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Austerity measures profoundly effect wellbeing
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Back in the driving seat
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Be an intermediary in Newcastle upon Tyne?
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Become a Turn2us Associate Trainer
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Benefit Cap inquiry launched
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Benefit Cap: Are you affected by the changes?
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Benefit Changes 2019/20
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Benefit changes in 2020
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Benefit delivery examined in Committee Inquiry
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Benefit payment dates over Christmas
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Benefit payment dates over Christmas and New Year
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Benefit rate increases this April 2023
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Benefit Rates 2018
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Benefit rates 2019/20
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Benefit rates 2020-21
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Benefit sanction warning system to be trialled
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Benefit Sanctions: "I was only eating once a day"
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Benefit Sanctions: What can you do?
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Benefits Aware Campaign Launches Today
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Benefits Calculator Updates
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Benefits freeze increasing poverty levels
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Benefits make up over half of incomes for poorest
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Benefits Question and Answer session
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Benefits Update June 2017: Carers
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Better Bursary campaign
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BHS and Austin Reed staff: school uniform grants
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Big Energy Saving Week
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Blackpool Intermediary Training
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Blue Badge scheme extended
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Breaking the link between cancer and poverty
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Brexit and poverty: An open letter to MPs
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Bristol and Milton Keynes workshops
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British social attitudes to welfare reform
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Budget 2016: Key Points
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Budget Day: Follow our live blog
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CABA
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Cally Festival: Championing Community Spirit
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Campaign to dispel myths about bankruptcy
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Can you claim Universal Credit if you’re homeless
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Can’t afford to die? The rise of funeral poverty
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Cancer - A Costly Diagnosis
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Cancer survivor raises over £1,500 for Turn2us
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Cancer survivor's 250 mile cycle challenge
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Cancer survivor's cycle challenge for Turn2us
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Cancer Talk Week
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Carers and housing challenges
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Carers Rights Day
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Carers Trust launch online relationship guide
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Carers UK: State of Caring 2019
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Carers urged to claim Carer’s Credits
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Celebrating our incredible volunteer visitors
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Celebrating Our Student Volunteers
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Celebs raise thousands for Turn2us
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Census shows Scottish social enterprises' impact
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Chancellor signals rethink over tax credits
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Changes to part-time work benefits
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Changes to Pension Credit for Mixed Age Couples
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Changes to Severe Disability Compensation Payment
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Changes to support for housing costs
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Changes to the Turn2us Response Fund
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Changes to the UK TV Licence
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Charitable funds and people affected by floods
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Charities back Fair for You social enterprise
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Charity Impact Analyst wanted
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Charity launches star-studded clothes auction
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Charity reaction to Iain Duncan Smith's speech
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Charity spotlight: Gingerbread
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Charity spotlight: TaxAid
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Child Benefit and Tax Credit if your child is 16
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Child Benefit could be limited to two children
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Child Poverty Act changes to be made
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Child poverty measures will not tell full story
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Child poverty set to increase
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Child Poverty: Becoming 'new normal'
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Child tax credit reforms
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Childcare costs keeping parents out of work
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Children bullied due to ‘hygiene poverty’
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Children going to school hungry
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Children pushed into poverty by childcare costs
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Children starting school with poor speech
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Christmas Grants and other support
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Citizens Advice Annual Conference 2015
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Citizens Advice study links debt & mental health
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Claim free school meals before the end of term
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Claim Pension Credit before August 18th
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Claimant Commitment - Getting It Right
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Claiming PIP and ESA: “Horrific and inhumane”
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Clara's Story
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Co-production and Turn2us
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Cold weather coming our way
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Comic Relief supports Turn2us workshops
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Committee calls for pause in cuts to tax credits
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Concern about changes to ESA
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Concerns about homeowners’ long wait for help
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Consultation on National Living Wage
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Consumers owed £1.5 billion by energy firms
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Contact a Family - Turn2us Charity of the Month
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Controversy on changes to student loan repayment
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Coronavirus - information and support
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Coronavirus - latest personal finance news
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Coronavirus: Financial help for the self-employed
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Could you live off the minimum wage?
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Councils spend £100m to help struggling renters
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COVID-19 IMPACT REPORT
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Creating a new Benefits Calculator: my experience
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Credit where it’s due
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Cross party support in Stormont for BenefitsAware
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Cuts leaves individuals without assistance
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Dance charities merge
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Dance Professionals Fund
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David’s story
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Deaf Awareness Week
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Debt, housing and welfare causing mental illness
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Depression Alliance launches campaign
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Diabetes Week 2016
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Did you know it’s Volunteers’ Week?
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Digital volunteering
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Disability Awareness Day
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Disability Benefit Assessments
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Disabled to face further welfare reform
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Divorce Online Service
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Do you earn less than £296 a week?
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Do you earn less than £401 a week?
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Do you have the right compassion and care?
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Do you pay too much rent?
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Domestic violence and benefits
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Domestic Violence: Boots to Offer Safe Places
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Don't forget to renew your tax credits
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Don’t forget to renew your tax credits
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Don’t forget to renew your tax credits by 31 July
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Don’t miss out on £300 Winter Fuel Payment
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DWP being investigated
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Elizabeth Finn Care and Turn2us to come together
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Elizabeth Finn Fund Redesign: Weeknotes 01
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Elizabeth Finn Fund Redesign: Weeknotes 02
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Elizabeth Finn Homes scoops another award
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Emerging playwright gives support to Turn2us
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Employed but still struggling financially?
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Employees of Concentrix had distressed callers
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Ending the £3.5 Billion Pension Credit Scandal
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Ending the benefits freeze now
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Energy bills to fall for millions of people
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Energy firms criticised for not lowering bills
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Energy price cap comes into force
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Energy Priority Services Register changes
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England needs to build 3m new social homes
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England: Council Tax Rebate 2022
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Epilepsy and Welfare Benefits
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ESA claimants with cancer risk losing homes
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ESA reassessment scrapped for chronically ill
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EU Settled Status Scheme
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Evictions: Where to get information and advice
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Excess Winter Deaths Debate
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Excess winter deaths rise to 34,300
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Fabulous 5 set to raise over £9K for Turn2us!
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Fair for You raises concerns over poverty premium
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Families fall into debt over Council Tax arrears
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Families feel pinch as debt rises
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Families go cold to meet housing costs
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Families to face Benefits Cap pressure
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Families wrongly ‘benefit-capped’
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Family Fund launches sleep support online service
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Family Fund secures funding for next three years
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Fashion & Textile Children's Trust
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Fashion & Textile Children's Trust grants 2017
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Felicity's Story
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Fibromyalgia and Welfare Benefits
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Fighting loneliness and changing lives
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Figures reveal 12% rise in homelessness
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Figures reveal shocking levels of winter deaths
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FILT Warm at Home Research
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Financial help during the school holidays
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Financial help for construction workers
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Financial help for uni students
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Financial recovery from Covid-19
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Financial support over the summer holidays
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First anniversary of the Turn2us Response Fund
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Food or bills? Pay cut is coming
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Four million more below adequate living standard
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Free online training courses
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Free School Meals: Homeschooling and Holidays
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Froebel Trust: PhD Bursaries 2018
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Fundraising Focus
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Funeral costs: More than one in ten struggling
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Funeral poverty: Speaking truth to power
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Gap between public and expert views of poverty
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Genetic Disorders UK grants for charities
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Get active in your community!
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Gig economy: "Paid at 67p per parcel"
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Glasgow Central MP visits Turn2us
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Good luck to the Turn2us Great North Run runners
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Government announces cuts to PIP
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Government changes will reduce incomes greatly
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Government launches Funeral Payments consultation
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Government loses Lords vote on child poverty
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Government loses Lords vote on Pay to stay
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Government misses fuel poverty targets
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Government pledges £1 billion for mental health
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Government promise to reform disability benefits
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Government urged to abandon ESA cuts
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Grant Giving Charities meet to discuss challenges
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Grants for people with a visual impairment
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Grants for struggling Welsh farmers
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Grants news: TIKO Foundation 2017
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Grants Spotlight January 2016
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Grants Spotlight: Boots Benevolent Fund
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Grants Spotlight: Education Support Partnership
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Grants Spotlight: Family Fund
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Grants Spotlight: FILT
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Grants Spotlight: Hospitality Action
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Grants Spotlight: Licensed Trade Charity
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Grants Spotlight: NewstrAid
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Grants Spotlight: R.A.B.I
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Grants Spotlight: Rainy Day Trust
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Grants Spotlight: retailTRUST
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Grants Spotlight: The Insurance Charities
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Grants: Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST)
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Grenfell Tower: One Year On
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GroceryAid - December's Grants Spotlight
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GroceryAid Day - 26 April
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GroceryAid publishes first impact report
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GroceryAid turns 160
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Guest Article: Age UK
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Guest Article: Carers Trust
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Guest article: Working Families
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Guest blog: ABTA LifeLine
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Guest blog: ABTA Lifeline
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Guest Blog: ABTA LifeLine
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Guest Blog: Are you an aspiring BAME journalist?
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Guest blog: Barry O'Dwyer, CEO of Royal London
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Guest blog: Disability Law Service
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Guest Blog: End Furniture Poverty
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Guest blog: Extending Support to Students
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Guest Blog: Fashion & Textile Children's Trust
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Guest blog: Fashion & Textile Children's Trust
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Guest Blog: Film & TV Charity
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Guest blog: Gingerbread
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Guest blog: Help from home improvement agencies
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Guest blog: Independent Age
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Guest blog: Listening for Mental Health
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Guest blog: Modern Slavery
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Guest blog: Money Advice Trust
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Guest Blog: Open University Bursaries
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Half of Carers let Health Issues go Untreated
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Half of young people worried about the future
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Half-Term Food Help for Families on Low Incomes
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Has your council cut its LWA scheme?
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Has your ESA been underpaid?
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Have you ever taken out a payday loan?
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Have you got your 30 hour free childcare?
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Health inequalities gap wider than 10 years ago
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Help at Christmas
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Help for Armed Forces personnel and veterans
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Help for Armed Forces personnel and veterans
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Help for Carers
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Help for carers from benefits and grants
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Help for members of the Armed Forces
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Help to Save
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Help with childcare costs
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Help with common benefit problems
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Help with energy bills
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Help with Energy, Water and Council Tax bills
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Help with water bills
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Help with water bills
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Helping Individuals in Need
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Helping the residents of Grenfell Tower
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Her Majesty the Queen
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Highlights from No Cold Homes
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HMRC: Update child details or benefits stop
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Holiday hunger
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Home Energy Scotland
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Hospital Parking Costs
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Hospitality Action's Winter Fuel Grant Scheme
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Hospitality Action's winter fuel grants
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Household incomes return to pre-recession levels
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Housing benefit capped despite rising rents
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Housing charity launches new website
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How a grant can help when times are tough
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How a grant helped Hayley
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How Covid-19 has affected my life
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How COVID-19 is eroding financial resilience
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How did Turn2us help Janet?
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How does poverty affect your mental health?
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How might the Autumn Statement help the JAMs?
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How much does a child cost?
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How much money do you actually need to live off?
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How much money will you have in 2022?
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How much should you be spending on childcare?
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How much should you be spending on rent?
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How office volunteering can help you develop
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How Steven found help through Turn2us
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How the Autumn Statement may affect you
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How Turn2us may be able to help you
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Huge rise in workplace pregnancy discrimination
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Impact of Government changes to in-work benefits
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In-work poverty continues to rise
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Independent Living Fund closes
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Innovative childcare scheme introduced in London
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Inquiry launched into 'survival sex'
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Is housing segregation pitting rich against poor?
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Is the benefits freeze going to end?
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Is work still a route out of poverty?
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Jamie Grier appointed Director of Development
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Jane's Story
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Jenny Stacey - Turn2us Volunteer Visitor
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Jobcentre Plus support rolled out to schools
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JRF launch five point plan to solve UK poverty
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Karen's Story
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Key highlights from the autumn spending review
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Key learnings designing a co-production framework
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Labour sets out economic plan at party conference
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Landlords kicking out Universal Credit claimants
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Largest rise in poverty since the 80s
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Last year, we awarded £2,984,122.31 in grants
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Latest research on Universal Credit cut
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Launch of No Cold Homes campaign
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Life Events and Financial Insecurity
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Living on little in London? You’re not alone
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Living Wage still not enough?
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Local Housing Benefit cap delayed for a year
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Lodge Leapers complete skydives for Turn2us
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Lord Carey criticises tax credit cuts
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Lottery of support is damaging for carers
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Low earners get Help to Save
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Low pay Britain: What Living Wage?
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Majority of poor children are in working families
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Many ESA claimants to receive backdated payments
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Margate Charity Gala Remembers Joy
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May 12 2016: International ME day
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Meet Jacqui
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Meet the NHS staff supporting our children
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Meet the volunteering team
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Meet Turn2us Trainer Julie Ann
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Meet Turn2us trainer Sue
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Meet: Family Fund
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Meet: Maggie’s Centre Swansea
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Meet: Wear Valley Women's Aid (WVWA)
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Men's Health Week
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Mental health and coronavirus
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Mental health and welfare benefits
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Mental Health Week
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Mental Health Week 2019
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Migrant benefits at forefront of EU negotiations
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Mild winter prompts fall in Cold Weather Payments
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Millions across UK are living without appliances
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Millions have savings of £100 or less
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Millions of children face risk of poverty
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Millions of workers in insecure work
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Millions struggling to lose credit card debt
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Millions to see energy price cap
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Miricyl: Financial insecurity and mental health
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Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
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Money Guider Network - England
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More people than ever are using food banks
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More than 300,000 people in Britain are homeless
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Mortality Statistics: What you need to know
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Move from DLA to PIP leaving many struggling
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MPs approve Chancellor’s Budget
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MPs debate fuel poverty ahead of Autumn Statement
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MPs support #BenefitsAware Campaign
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Mum in landmark win over bereavement benefits
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My response to the Sewell Race report
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National Co-Production Week: Christelle's Story
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National Co-production Week: Interview
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National Co-Production Week: Karen's story
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National Co-Production Week: Patsy and Erica
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National Living Wage (NLW): effect on pay perks
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National Living Wage campaign launched
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National Student Money Week
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Nearly £1.3bn of Carer's Allowance is unclaimed
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Nearly 80% of self-employed live in poverty
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New 'End Child Food Poverty' Website Launched
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New 16-17 Saver Railcard to be launched
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New Citizens Advice report released
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New Government Cost of Living support
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New Government Tax-free Childcare scheme
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New Living Wage rates for London and the UK
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New National Housing Federation report released
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New non-state pension rules start
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New poll reveals average spend on Secret Santa
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New report by the Institute of Fiscal Studies
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New report calls for urgent welfare reform
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New report on unclaimed Pension Credit
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New report shows more working families in poverty
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New rights for carers in England
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New Specialist Employability Support service
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New State Pension
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New step in the Benefits Calculator
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New Universal Credit delay announced
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News Review: £13 billion in benefits unclaimed
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News Review: George Osborne and tax credit cuts
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News Review: Those at the bottom struggling more
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News Review: Trial of benefit sanction warning
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News Review: Unemployment falls to seven-year low
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Nicki’s Story
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No Cold Homes celebrity auction closes today
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No computer? No Benefits?
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No prescriptions for over the counter medicine
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North of Scotland: local energy advisor scheme
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October's Grant Spotlight - Railway Benefit Fund
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Ofgem proposes cap on prepayment meter costs
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Ofgem to cap pre-paid meter charges
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Older people doing more to manage their finances
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One change can force families to foodbanks
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One Day Changes Lives Campaign
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One in four may be unable to pay rent if jobless
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One in four struggles to eat regularly
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One year on: how lockdown has affected me
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Only one in six ever secure a better paid job
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Our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion
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Our Covid Response Fund: an evaluation
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Our grant-making during the pandemic
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Our top news stories
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Our top news stories
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Our top news stories
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Out of purse to nurse: How a grant can help you
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Over £2.1bn of benefits unclaimed by Londoners
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Over 50% of Workless Homes have a Disabled Adult
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Parents skip meals to feed children over summer
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Parliament debates "period poverty"
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Parliament voted: must charities take up slack?
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Partnership with the Consumer Council for Water
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Paul Maynard MP blog on LWAS
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Pension Credit: Are you entitled to claim?
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Pensioner poverty on rise
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People in poverty likely to lack digital skills
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Perennial launches budgeting tool
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Perennial: Back to School Costs
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Period poverty: "Many resort to using old fabric"
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Personal Independence Payment roll out continues
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Perspectives on poverty
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Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement in full
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PIP failures mean independent living is at risk
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PIP still causing a misery for thousands
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PM Forced to Defend Tax Credit Cuts
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PM has the words but does he have the policies
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Poverty in Wales costs £3.6bn a year
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Poverty in Wales increases for working families
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Poverty is rising - Policy Institute report
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Pre-pay energy customers pay more
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Prime Minister announces 'sink estates' action
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Prince's Trust Team Programme for young people
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Private renters and home improvements
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Private renters unaware about Universal Credit
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Profile: Bridget McCall
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Prudential Ride London-Surrey 100 Cycle
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Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100
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Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycle ride 2016
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Putting Christmas on the credit card?
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Q&A: Charitable grants for white goods
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Q&A: Giving back to construction
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Quarantining after returning from abroad?
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Queen's Speech: Employment and Welfare Benefits
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Questioning the unacceptable poverty among us
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Quiz: How much do you know about Benefits?
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Quiz: How much do you know about UK poverty?
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Quiz: Which Type of Volunteer are You?
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Read how Anne's family was helped by GroceryAid
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Reflecting on Crisis Grant-Making at Turn2us
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Remembering Lionel Blair
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Renew your tax credits by 31 July
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Rents on the rise
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Report confirms food bank use at record high
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Report finds significant impact of Fair for You
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Report lifts lid on impact of sanctions
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Report shows 1 in 6 sanctioned last years
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Report shows Universal Credit link to cold homes
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Report suggests more than 1.25 million destitute
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Rescued by Cavell Nurses Trust - Dominic's Story
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Resolution Foundation review of Universal Credit
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Response from Turn2us to Spring Budget 2017
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Run for Turn2us this February and April!
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Samaritans launch Talk to Us awareness month
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Scam Alert
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School holidays bring financial worry for parents
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Scotland Bill and new welfare powers
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Scotland Low Income Pandemic Payment
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Scotland: Extra fuel poverty funding
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Scotland: First Minister appoints poverty adviser
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SDP Compensation and Universal Credit
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September Charity of the Month
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Seven facts about volunteering
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Severe Disability Premium and Universal Credit
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Severe Disability Premium: All you need to know
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Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week
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Shared Parental Leave and Pay
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Single parent employment at record high
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Speech by Jeremy Corbyn on 29 September 2015
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Staff Profile: Kathie Clark
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Staff Profile: Kelly-Marie Jones
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Staff Profile: Penny Jerrum
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Stephen Crabb backs Universal Credit
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Stephen Crabb to lead DWP
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Student maintenance grants abolished in England
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Study finds northern cities struggling
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Summer Budget 2015: Key points
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Summer holiday help
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Summer Holiday Support for Families
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Support in cold weather
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Supported housing funding scrutinized
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Supporter E-Update: October 2015
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Supporting People 75+ with TV Licensing Needs
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Supreme Court rules on Widowed Parent's Allowance
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Swim Serpentine 2016
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Tackling food waste
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Tax Credit Change
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Tax credit cuts scrapped in government U-turn
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Tax credit cuts: Boris Johnson speaks out
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Tax credit repayments may cause hardship
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Tax credit will shape Osborne's Autumn Statement
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Tax credits will make families worse off
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Tax deadline: 31 January
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Tax deadline: October 5
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Tenancy evictions by bailiffs hit record high
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Tenant Fees now banned!
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Terminal illness and welfare benefits
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Thank you!
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The Autumn Statement: our reflections
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The challenges of an ageing population
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The Chancellor's Autumn Statement Speech
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The cost of raising a child exceeds £230,000
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The crisis of claiming PIP if you are deaf
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The death of the Duke of Edinburgh
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The Face of Destitution in Britain
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The freeze on working age benefits
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The Great City Road Bake Off
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The Lords accept ESA disability benefit cuts
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The Max Card
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The National Living Wage comes into effect today
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The National Minimum Wage rises
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The new face of homelessness
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The Premier League poverty rankings
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The real cost of UK poverty
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The reality of life on benefits
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The rent-to-own rip-off
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The Summer Budget 2015
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The Turn2us Volunteers’ Area
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Things you can do while volunteering digitally
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Third of disabled people living in cold homes
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Third of population below the poverty line
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Thomas Cook employee?
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Thomas Wall Trust: Grants for individuals
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Thousands Raised at London Marathon
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Three new criticisms of the DWP
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Time to Talk Day
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Time to turn up the heat on poverty
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Tony Joins Team Turn2us
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Trussell Trust says No Cold Homes
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Turn2us - Cyber Monday celebrity clothes auction
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Turn2us announces additional support for carers
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Turn2us at RideLondon
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Turn2us at the Vitality 10K Run
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Turn2us Connect
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Turn2us fundraiser most senior cyclist finisher
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Turn2us Grants Evaluation
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Turn2us Impact and Programmes Committee
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Turn2us joins the End Child Poverty coalition
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Turn2us launches Edinburgh Community Programme
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Turn2us launches Ireland website
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Turn2us launches new brand identity
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Turn2us launches new fund
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Turn2us launches new text message service
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Turn2us launches the Skills Bank
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Turn2us meets with energy sector
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Turn2us raises concerns over Universal Credit
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Turn2us Receives Spirit of the Community Award
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Turn2us responds to the Budget 2021
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Turn2us responds to the Spring Statement 2022
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Turn2us responds to the Spring Statement 2023
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Turn2us scoops award for helpline services
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Turn2us Top 5 news stories
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Turn2us turns 120
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Turn2us warning about rise in youth homelessness
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Turn2us wins a Guardian Public Service Award
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Turn2us: Christmas and New Year 2019-2020
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Turn2us: Christmas and New Year hours
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Turn2us' top news stories
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Turn2us' warning on the tax credits cuts
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Turn2us's Top Five News Stories
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Turn2us's top news stories
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Two-child limit announcement
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Two-child limit causing poverty and abortions
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Two-child limit update
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UK braces itself for more severe weather
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UK child poverty rises by 200,000 in a year
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UK employment at record high
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UK National Contact Centre Awards
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UK Poverty: Facts and Figures
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UK retail sector set lose up to 900,000 jobs
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UK unemployment rises to 1.7 million
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UN says benefit reductions “draconian”
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Unemployment down but families still struggling
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Universal Credit 'a disaster'
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Universal Credit 'managed migration' starts soon
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Universal Credit ‘broken’
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Universal Credit ‘Managed Migration’ pilot starts
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Universal Credit "shambles"
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Universal Credit and the self employed
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Universal Credit and Universal Support
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Universal Credit available in 10 more jobcentres
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Universal Credit available in six more jobcentres
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Universal Credit changes in October
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Universal Credit cuts to hit low income families
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Universal Credit delayed again
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Universal Credit expands to more jobcentres
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Universal Credit failing low-income families
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Universal Credit inquiry relaunched
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Universal Credit last straw
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Universal Credit survey
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Universal Credit Work Allowances Cut
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Universal Credit: Help to claim
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Universal Credit: Winners and losers
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Universal Credit/Working Tax Credit Uplift
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Uprating benefits: 3 reasons to write to your MP
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Useful phone numbers to signpost people to
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Victory for carers over benefit cap
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Volunteer Support Officer maternity cover PT
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Volunteering in 2019
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Volunteering in 2019 more important than ever
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Volunteering in the Turn2us Office
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Volunteering Projects Officer (full time) wanted
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Volunteers' Week 2019: A Thank You
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Volunteers' Week 2019: Barbara Goodman
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Volunteers’ Week 2018
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Warm Home Discount extended for two years
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Warm Home Discount Scheme 2019 - 2020
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Warning about impact of fuel poverty on health
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Water bills: what help is available?
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Water schemes and social tariffs
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We have been nominated for a Charity Award!
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Welfare Benefits Projects Manager wanted
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Welfare Bill - where are we now?
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Welfare bill passes second hurdle
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Welfare Cap to leave sour taste in 'JAM' budget
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Welfare cuts put kinship carers at poverty risk
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Welfare Reform and Work Bill published
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Well done to our Serpentine 2016 swimmers!
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What are the worst sectors for low pay?
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What we might expect to see in today's Budget
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When benefits get paid this festive period
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Who Benefits? campaign final report
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Who do the working classes vote for?
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Who is running the DWP under Boris Johnson?
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Who was Elizabeth Finn?
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Why are 1 in 5 Universal Credit claims rejected?
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Why to apply for our Head of Edinburgh Trust role
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Why we're calling for a data collective
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Winter deaths at highest level for 15 years
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Wish List
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Women worst off under Universal Credit
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Women's Aid England and Welsh Women's Aid report
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Women's Aid Rail to Refuge Scheme
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Work with people in need in Leeds/Manchester?
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Working age benefits to be frozen
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Working together to tackle gendered poverty
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World Food Day: The crisis in the UK
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World Mental Health Day 2016
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You must renew your tax credits by July 31
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Young Carers Awareness Day
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Young Carers: Jada and Maya's story
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Young Women's Trust launches grants service
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media-centre
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Annual Reports
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Digital Button
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Turn2us launches scheme across Yorkshire and North West England to help with energy bills
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£10 Christmas bonus won’t go far warns national charity
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£20 cut to benefits to impact families’ ability to put food on the table
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119 year old charity launches website in Ireland
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2014 Budget - Turn2us response
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3.4 million Pensioners are missing out on Attendance Allowance
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40% of parents are worried about back to school costs
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A third of MPs claimed unemployment benefits
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All-Party Parliamentary Group on Universal Credit responds to childcare announcement
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Almost £1.3 billion of Carer’s Allowance unclaimed
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Anti-poverty charity app wins Guardian award
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At least £15bn of benefits unclaimed last year
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At least £2.1bn of benefits unclaimed by Londoners
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Average household spending masks high numbers who are struggling to make ends meet
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BAME workers take biggest financial hit from coronavirus pandemic
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Benefit claimants at risk of going hungry if uplift removed, charity warns
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Campaign to stop ‘no cooker Christmas’
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Cancer survivor cycles 250 miles in under 24 hours, raising over £1,500 for Turn2us
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Carers are missing out on £1.5 billion of benefits
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Charity alliance calls for urgent intervention as demand outstrips crisis funding
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Charity calls for more support for carers
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Charity highlights high numbers of people in employment receiving housing benefit
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Charity launches star-studded clothes auction to help people struggling in cold homes this winter
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Charity raising concerns about rise in young carers
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Charity research highlights concerning levels of in-work poverty
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Charity research highlights concerning levels of money worries among working households
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Charity seeks support to help those in financial hardship in Dorset
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Charity sees high number of welfare benefit calculations taking place over holiday period
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Charity urges people in hardship to find support as latest welfare changes begin
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Charity warning about impact of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) claimants failing Personal Indepen
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Charity warning about impact of fuel poverty on health
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Charity warning about rise in young carers
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Charity warning that many in employment are missing out on welfare benefits
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Charity warns about impact of loss of housing support for young adults
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Charity warns that abolition of Work-Related Activity Component of Employment and Support Allowance
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Charity warns that abolition of Work-Related Activity Component of ESA will be barrier to employment
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Charity warns that interest rate rise is last straw for many financially vulnerable homeowners
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Child poverty continues to rise
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Coalition of MPs urge government to review local welfare provision
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Comment from poverty charity on rise in the numbers of people affected by the benefit cap
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Comment from Turn2us on publication of workless household figures
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Concern about rise in Employment and Support Allowance sanctions
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Concern about rise in Employment and Support Allowance sanctions
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Concerns about levels of poverty in Ireland
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Coronavirus pandemic causes drop in income for UK households
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Coronavirus pandemic leaves children facing financial crisis
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Coronavirus pandemic widens the gender gap
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Coronavirus: National charity warns urgent action is needed to support self-employed
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Coronavirus: Poverty charity highlights plight of self-employed people
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Cost of living crisis: Crowdfunder launches new appeal with poverty charity to help people most in n
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Countdown to the cliff edge: One in seven will struggle to pay bills when government support scheme
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Cross-party coalition of MPs call for reforms to Universal Credit in wake of Covid pandemic
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Deteriorating Financial Situation for Low Income Working Households
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Digital Bank Monzo getting muddy to fight poverty
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Dramatic rise in people trying to work out what their welfare entitlements are
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Eight out of ten low income households seeing no sign of improving finances – research reveals
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Elizabeth Finn Homes scoop another award
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Elizabeth Finn Homes voted a Top Twenty Care Home Group
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Emerging playwright who won award for welfare cuts play gives support to Turn2us
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Energy announcement response from national poverty charity
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Energy providers admit more action needed to support vulnerable customers
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Families under pressure need a lot of help
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Financial support available for students considering university but worried about costs
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Finchley man set to run London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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Glasgow Central MP visits Turn2us
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Glasgow man set to run London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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Half of low income households at risk of missing out on vital welfare support
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Hertfordshire man set to run London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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High numbers using credit to buy basic household appliances
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Impact of cost of living crisis laid bare as Brits struggle to pay bills
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Insights on Universal Credit claimants, workers and income
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Jamie Grier appointed Director of Development at Turn2us
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Lancashire woman set to run London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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Less than one in five think government is doing enough to tackle child poverty
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Letter to Editor about low income workers 15 June 2016
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Link between poverty and mental health highlighted for World Mental Health Day
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Lived experts lead on developing a new way of tackling poverty
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Local grant-giving Trust launches new funding programme, asking: What can you do to help your commun
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Low income consumers pay a poverty premium equivalent to three months’ worth of food
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Many seeking charity’s help are struggling to feed themselves
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Margate man stages charity event in memory of his wife
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Millions across the UK are living without household essentials
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National charity cautiously welcomes extension of Local Support Grants
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National poverty charity responds to HBAI statistics
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National poverty charity Turn2us announces its new Chair
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National poverty charity Turn2us responds to the Spring Statement
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Nearly two-thirds of social tenants in low income work struggling with energy costs
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New app launched by Turn2us helps people claim benefits
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New poll reveals average spend on Secret Santa
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New research reveals lack of awareness of charitable grants and effects on those in financial hardsh
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New Universal Credit statistics highlight need to make uplift permanent
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No gifts from Santa for one in five children this Christmas
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Number of disabled people in poverty leap
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Number of parents seeking charity help triples
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Official figures reveal shocking levels of winter deaths
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One in 20 households are living without a cooker this Christmas
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One in four children under 16 in poverty
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One in four people will not recover financially from the pandemic for at least 12 months
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One in two will be unable to pay bills when Universal Credit is cut
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Our recent comment on the Trussell Trust report
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Over 66s encouraged to access unclaimed pension credit to boost income
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Over half a million pensioners missing out on free TV license
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Over half of low income working households in Scotland struggling with energy costs
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Over one in five affected by the Two-child Limit now struggle with basic living costs
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Pandemic plunges 18 million Brits into debt
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Parliamentarians hear from charities and claimants about the impact of the £20 Universal Credit cut
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Pensioner donates Winter Fuel Payment for #GivingTuesday
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People with lived experience of not having enough money urge for more involvement in shaping governm
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Poverty charity alarmed that many private renters are unaware that they can claim Universal Credit
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Poverty charity calls for changes to reduce benefit stigma
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Poverty charity launches emergency coronavirus grant fund
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Poverty charity raises concerns about struggling homeowners’ long wait for help
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Poverty charity responds to Coronavirus with updated Benefits Calculator
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Poverty charity responds to Opposition Day Debate on £20 uplift to Universal Credit
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Poverty charity reveals new purpose amid coronavirus response
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Poverty charity says reducing wait for Universal Credit will have a significant impact
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Poverty charity Turn2us's response to the Budget
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Poverty leading people to live with failing household appliances
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Poverty leaving many struggling without home appliances
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Prime Minister challenged on child poverty comment
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Research uncovers new insights into role of grant-giving charity sector
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Response from poverty charity Turn2us to Budget
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Response to the Department for Work and Pensions' report on the impact of the spare room subsidy
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Runners set to take on London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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Simon Hopkins to leave national poverty charity Turn2us
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South Wales man set to run London Marathon in support of poverty charity
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Start of school summer holidays brings financial worry for parents
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Stoke woman puts her boots on the ground for poverty charity
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Stoke’s Julia raises hundreds of pounds for poverty charity
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Struggling with the cost of heating their homes, research finds that people are living in cold homes
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Support available for families of children returning to school
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Surge in public sector employees seeking charity help
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Tax credit cuts likely to push more in to financial hardship, Turn2us warns
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Teachers, nurses and social workers most likely to apply for support
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The Rewiring Routines Campaign
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Third of UK thinks social security is not enough to live on
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Three quarters of low income families say children’s health hit by cold homes
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Three-quarters of Benefit Claimants Worried about Future Welfare Changes
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Training launched in West Wales to help more people in financial need
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Turn2us announces new CEO
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Turn2us appoints Thesia Kouloungou as its first head of equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging
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Turn2us Benefits Calculator highly commended at Nominet Internet Awards
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Turn2us bolsters trustee board
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Turn2us comments on BBC scrapping free TV licences for over-75s
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Turn2us comments on Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) ongoing Personal Independence Payment (PI
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Turn2Us comments on energy debt in response to new Ofgem price cap
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Turn2us comments on latest unemployment figures
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Turn2us comments on Queen's speech
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Turn2us comments on the UN report on UK poverty
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Turn2us completes project working with local charities but warns hundreds of thousands are still in
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Turn2us launches crisis appeal in response to coronavirus devastation
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Turn2us launches new fund to help people deal with financial hardship caused by life-changing events
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Turn2us Leaflets and Posters
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Turn2us rebrands to reach more people struggling financially
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Turn2us responds to 9% inflation rise
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Turn2us responds to Budget 2018
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Turn2us responds to Budget 2020
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Turn2us responds to Budget 2021
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Turn2us responds to Buttle UK’s ‘Chances for Children’ research
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Turn2us responds to Comprehensive Spending Review
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Turn2us responds to energy cap announcement
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Turn2us responds to latest unemployment statistics
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Turn2us responds to poverty statistics in the private rented sector
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Turn2us responds to Public Sector Pay Announcements
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Turn2us responds to Sewell Report
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Turn2us responds to Spring Statement
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Turn2us responds to the appointment of a new Prime Minister
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Turn2us responds to the Autumn Budget 2022
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Turn2us responds to the Chancellor's cost of living support package
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Turn2us responds to the energy price cap increase
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Turn2us responds to the latest unemployment figures
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Turn2us responds to the recent government sanctions announcement
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Turn2us responds to the Spring Statement
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Turn2us responds to the Trussell Trust's latest food bank figures
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Turn2us responds to Two Child Limit statistics
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Turn2us responds to unclaimed benefits statistics
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Turn2us' response to the Queen's Speech June 2014
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Turn2us scoops award for helpline services
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Turn2us strengthens leadership with the appointment of a new Chair of Trustees
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Turn2us urges Government to help low-income households in Spring Budget
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Turn2us welcomes extension of Local Support Grants
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Turn2us's response to the mini-budget 2022
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Two-thirds of disabled workers affected by coronavirus
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Two-thirds of low income workers with disabilities struggling with energy costs
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Two-thirds of low income working families struggling with energy costs
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UK families face stark choices just to put food on the table
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UK poverty charity helps Ukrainian refugees access vital benefits support
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UK social mobility hampered by Covid-19
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Unforeseen life events plunge over 15 million Brits into financial insecurity
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Universal Credit All-Party Parliamentary Group launches report
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Universal Credit loan payment misinformation will leave families in debt, charity warns
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Up to 1 in 4 pensioners are missing out on their pension credits
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Warning of high levels of winter deaths
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Water watchdog launches benefits calculator to help those struggling with bills
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Welfare Cap to leave sour taste in JAM budget
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Who are the JAMs and how might the Autumn Statement help them?
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Winter Fuel Payment warning for older people
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Women more likely to be carers than men
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Work-related requirements for Universal Credit claimants awaiting Work Capability Assessment leave t
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Work-related requirements for Universal Credit claimants awaiting Work Capability Assessment leave t
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Worksop runner tackle marathon challenge to shine a light on cost-of-living crisis
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