Created by DWP to aid those applicable, the Pension Credit Toolkit explains many details about the support such as eligibility and monetary worth.
Following up on a new framework in which they focus more on the cause of issues than the consequences, the Housing Ombudsman has called for evidence from the public for the first time.
Published by Family Funds, a charity dedicated to helping such families, the 23 page report looks into the effect of the pandemic on the support, finance, health and wellbeing.
Following the fifth progress report on each UK government’s suicide prevention policies, a research briefing has been released outlining these policies and previous reports.
As more accessibility needs become understood, the government introduces new formats and methods for getting help with claiming Benefits and Pensions.
With the pandemic causing a swifter move over to cashless systems, more vulnerable individuals are seeing a reduced access to physical cash.
In 2015, the government made a commitment to extend the “Right To Buy” to housing association members, and they have recently made a development on that front.
Based on data released by DWP regarding the issue, the charity Shelter has drawn up a briefing on the impact that Covid-19 is having on Private Renters
Another House of Commons Library research briefing, with the focus of this one being the statistics surronding those with disabilities and employment, who now total 20% of the working age population.
Referring to the protection provide by the UK to those fleeing persecution, the House of Commons Library has released their lastest set of statistics on Asylum Seekers.