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
Welfare Tracker: No light at the end of the tunnel – Tracking the impact of Welfare Reform across Glasgow
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Welfare Tracker No.2: Universal Credit – Issues for Glasgow
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Welfare Tracker No. 3: Personal Independence Payment
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Welfare Tracker No. 4: Welfare Reform and the impact on families in Glasgow
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Beyond Four Walls: Participatory Youth Research Project: 2015
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A Scotland without poverty, 2015
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Play in and around the home: Play and Poverty in Fife
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Emergency food aid in Scotland: 2015
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Report on income and social protection for the EU Drivers Project: Synthesis of case study evidence compiled by European Anti-Poverty Network
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Housing and Wellbeing Community Views and Experience, Commission for Housing and Wellbeing
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