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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation is an independent organisation working to inspire social change through research, policy and practice.

York, UK
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Registrerte seg januar 2009
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  1. Festet tweet
    23. jul.

    The benefit freeze is driving up the number of evictions. explains why it's time to end the freeze

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    Have you read our latest guest blog from our friends at

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    What is poverty? Get the facts on the causes, consequences + how it's measured

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    We can solve poverty in the UK - read the recommendations in our comprehensive strategy

    1 svar 31 retweets 32 liker
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    Discussing the legacy of the programme in the UK, and ways forward

    Climate Justice: developing the future UK agenda for action & reflecting on programme
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    Give citizens real power for inclusive growth to succeed - on our new report with

    1 svar 17 retweets 13 liker
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    What do people have at different levels of income in the UK?

    1 svar 18 retweets 6 liker
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    New report out today by , with support, on the importance of engaging citizens in

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    Catch up: earlier this month we launched our annual update of the Minimum Income Standard for the UK

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    Impossible choices - people experiencing poverty tell us how evictions have affected them and their families

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    Important win for access to justice by - delighted evidence on affordability helped the case

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    An extra 3.5 million people are in poverty after housing costs. Read our latest policy and research on :

    1 svar 157 retweets 65 liker
  13. 26. jul.

    How evictions affect people in poverty? A collection of personal experiences from people who have been evicted:

    2 svar 52 retweets 24 liker
  14. 26. jul.

    Low income tenants are being evicted from their homes and finding that they can't afford or access alternative homes

    7 svar 54 retweets 15 liker
  15. Retweetet
    26. jul.

    Places, opportunities & values all have a role in encouraging in communities

    1 svar 13 retweets 11 liker
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    24. jul.

    Housing insecurity takes centre stage - the latest piece from

    1 svar 23 retweets 5 liker
  17. 26. jul.

    80% of the rise in evictions is due to no fault evictions - our research in by ,

    2 svar 40 retweets 14 liker
  18. 26. jul.

    Changes to welfare benefits have combined to make unaffordable for low income families in many areas

    39 retweets 11 liker
  19. 26. jul.

    Losing a home can be traumatic, stressful and challenging. Read more about how evictions affect people in poverty:

    1 svar 59 retweets 28 liker
  20. 25. jul.

    Shortfalls in housing benefit are leaving tenants facing impossible choices. Watch explain why:

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    The benefit freeze is driving up the number of evictions. explains why it's time to end the freeze
    66 retweets 36 liker
  21. 25. jul.

    I've just got pressure on my mind the whole time. Read the personal experiences of people who have been evicted

    1 svar 8 retweets 5 liker

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