No Child 2020 set out long-term and short-term goals to improve children’s lives
No Child 2020
A special project by The Irish Times providing a sustained focus on child welfare and children's issues over the year.
No Child 2020: The Budget saw important investments for vulnerable children
There was some progress on child poverty in 2019, but many of the problems grew worse
‘Hubs’ were a short-term fix for family homelessness but are a long-term reality for many
Tusla says notices received from accommodation managers unlikely to capture all cases
Anti-child-poverty initiatives were ‘really significant’, says Children’s Rights Alliance
Event told ‘not right that we have over 100,000 children still living in poverty in Ireland’
Child poverty intervention is in addition to hot meals pilot running in 36 primary schools
The Jack and Jill nurse helping a severely disabled child and his mother is providing a very special service
Tracy Carroll is grateful to the Jack and Jill foundation for helping her daughter Willow
Ratification of UN children’s convention in 1992 committed State to targeted cultural investment
We trail our European cousins when it comes to providing nourishment to school children
Doherty unhappy with current situation whereby courts rule on relatively small sums
No Child 2020: Nothing could be more financially prudent than eliminating child poverty
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