The Scottish Campaign on Rights to Social Security (SCoRSS) is a coalition of over 40 key NGOs, faith groups and unions as well as individuals from across Scotland who want to see a fairer social security system.
Our Principles for Change sets out the five principles we believe need to be at the heart of our social security system.
Any interested organisation or individual is welcome to join. Membership is free and simply involves confirming that you agree with the five principles. members are welcome to get involved in the campaign steering group if they have the time and resources to do so.
To join the campaign please contact:
Ruth Boyle, Campaigns & Policy Manager
ruth.boyle@povertyalliance.org
Tel: 0141 353 0440
How well is Universal Credit Supporting People in Glasgow? – Full report
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How well is Universal Credit Supporting People in Glasgow? – Findings
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New report: How well is Universal Credit Supporting People in Glasgow
A new report based on research undertaken by Poverty Alliance and University of Glasgow for Joseph Rowntree Foundation details the hardship and anxiety people in Glasgow faced during the initial roll-out of Universal Credit last year. Our social security system was designed to be an anchor to provide stability during hard times. With three million … Read more
Response to Scottish Government’s Economic Recovery Advisory Group Recommendations
Responding to the Scottish Government’s Economic Recovery Advisory Group Recommendations, Peter Kelly, Director of Poverty Alliance said: “Scotland entered this pandemic with an economy that was marked by stark levels of inequality that have made worse the impact of the crisis and still hamper recovery. Addressing inequality will be vital as we redesign our economy … Read more
Exploring the use of Flexible Educational Arrangements in Fife
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Exploring the use of Flexible Educational Arrangements in Fife
Findings from a small-scale exploratory research project on the use of Flexible Educational Arrangements[1] in Fife published today by the Poverty Alliance provides important insights into young people and their families’ experiences of part-time school timetables. This research is particularly timely given the current debate about the impact of Covid-19 on education, and planned combinations … Read more
Response to the Scottish Economic Recovery Advisory Group
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Scottish Anti-Poverty Review 32
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Equalities & Human Rights Committee inquiry into the impact of Covid-19 on equalities and human rights
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Briefing: Community organisations, community activists & Covid-19
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