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The Allyship in the Workplace Conference 2026

The Allyship in the Workplace Conference 2026

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Tackling Modern Slavery Conference 2026: Strengthening Frontline Responses

Tackling Modern Slavery Conference 2026: Strengthening Frontline Responses

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The Hidden Workforce Gap Webinar – Neurodiversity, Disability and Life-Stage Inclusion at Work

The Hidden Workforce Gap Webinar – Neurodiversity, Disability and Life-Stage Inclusion at Work

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The Youth Justice Conference 2026: Prioritising Diversion and Child Centred Safeguarding

The Youth Justice Conference 2026: Prioritising Diversion and Child Centred Safeguarding

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Delivering Excellence in Housing Customer Services 2026

Delivering Excellence in Housing Customer Services 2026

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The Safeguarding Children Conference 2027: Improving Multi-Agency Responses to Protect Children from Harm

The Safeguarding Children Conference 2027: Improving Multi-Agency Responses to Protect Children from Harm

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Universal Credit: Supporting Residents out of Poverty in Tower Hamlets

Tower Hamlets in East London is a borough with a stark contrast between wealth and deprivation. We heard from Cllr Mufeedah Bustin, Cabinet Member for Social Inclusion at Tower Hamlets Council about how the council are working to lift residents out of poverty and improve life outcomes.

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Tower Hamlets: Supporting Residents out of Poverty

Tower Hamlets is a London borough with a stark contrast between both wealth and poverty. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable to poverty in the borough This case study outlines the work of Tower Hamlets Council in supplementing the incomes of those living in poverty.

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Flaws in the System: Making Universal Credit Work Better for Claimants

More than 5.8 million people in England, Scotland and Wales are currently claiming Universal Credit (UC). The Child Poverty Action Group have identified flaws in the UC system which they argue are contributing to child poverty in the UK. This article examines why poverty is increasing and highlights what needs to change.

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