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ALT Photo of mum sitting on sofa looking at her small daughter standing in front of her, both smiling. Text beside this says Briefing: Scottish Government Priorities and single parent families. And our recommendations to support single parents. One Parent Families Scotland.
ALT Photo of mum sitting on sofa looking at her small daughter standing in front of her, both smiling. Text beside this says Briefing: Scottish Government Priorities and single parent families. And our recommendations to support single parents. One Parent Families Scotland.
ALT Teal background with text - We need the government to: Give us a credible plan to end child poverty. Commit to increasing children's benefits. Not cut family budgets by £20 in the autumn and extend this UC uplift to those on legacy benefits. #EndChildPoverty
ALT Graphic with a light teal background and left-aligned text in shades of darker teal which reads Ask Four: A Scotland that guarantees women's rights. In the bottom right hand corner is an icon in shades of darker teal of three people with speech bubbles above their heads, one of which contains an equals symbol. In the top right hand corner is the Engender logo, a circle with an equals sign in the centre, in dark teal.
ALT Decorative graphic. Text reads " Disabled people have 5 asks for a fresh start. Will you pledge your support? Incorporate the UN Convention on Rights of Disabled People into Scots Law Recognise social care support as a fundamental basic right Ensure equal access to education and jobs for disabled people Use Scottish Social Security powers to help reduce the number of disabled people living in poverty. Involve us, the experts in our own lives, in making post Covid-19 Scotland better for disabled people."