Liverpool is set to commit more than one million pounds towards tackling child poverty, with the latest council figures showing thirty four point two per cent of children under sixteen are living in relative low income after housing costs.
The funding will support Citizens Advice Liverpool and work through Family Hubs, aimed at helping families access advice and support and improving how local services work together.
Liverpool•child poverty•Liverpool City Council•Citizens Advice Liverpool•Family Hubs•relative low income•Merseyside•children and families
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