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ONE in three young people say their family have relied on foodbanks or other community outlets for supplies in recent months, new research suggests.
The Co-op and children’s charity Barnardo’s study revealed today the “stark impact” the cost-of-living crisis was having on their access to food and mental well-being.
Almost half of young people have worried about being able to afford things in the past six months, with one in three saying their family has used a community fridge or foodbank, said the report.
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