A quarter of Scottish children living in poverty
DEMAND for debt advice has almost doubled as Scottish public services are slashed and one in four children languish in poverty, a charity has said.
Children 1st has launched an appeal for donations after witnessing a staggering 92 per cent increase in demand for financial advice as the “cost-of-greed” crisis continues to trap families in a cycle of debt and poverty.
The charity says more than 1,500 children have needed their assistance over the last year, almost double the previous year’s figure.
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