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Welcome to reports and briefings, designed to help shine a light on all of the great policy and campaigning work going on out there, by bringing together and alerting you to the latest publications, reports, briefings and research from across the access to justice sector | Contact us if you'd like to add your own publication.

27 June, 2024

The scale of the challenge: JRF’s pre-election cost of living tracker

Joseph Rowntree Foundation

26 June, 2024

Old age tendencies: The impact of tax and benefit changes on intergenerational fairness

Resolution Foundation

20 June, 2024

Suffering and squalor: The impact on mental health of living in hotel asylum accommodation

Helen Bamber Foundation

13 June, 2024

Ratchets, retrenchment and reform: The social security system since 2010

Resolution Foundation

13 June, 2024

Disability benefits: Lessons from the front line

Citizens Advice

11 June, 2024

No choice but to care: Impact of caring and what support unpaid carers need from the next UK Government

Carers UK

11 June, 2024

Universal credit: incomes, incentives and the remaining roll-out

Institute for Fiscal Studies

10 June, 2024

Distributional impact of tax and benefit reforms since 2010: How have tax and benefit reforms affected household incomes?

Institute for Fiscal Studies

4 June, 2024

Universal credit: A three-step plan

Child Poverty Action Group

30 May, 2024

Managed migration 5: Beneath the trends

Child Poverty Action Group

24 May, 2024

Breaking the cycle: Understanding the challenges in accessing wrap-around support for people experiencing homelessness in Scotland

The Salvation Army

24 May, 2024

Access to credit and illegal lending: The shape of the market is as important as the size

Fair4all Finance

23 May, 2024

Age UK’s blueprint for improving the lives of older people

Age UK

22 May, 2024

Understanding migrant destitution in the UK

University of Oxford

20 May, 2024

Security not sanctions: Making universal credit work for seriously ill and disabled people

Z2K

9 May, 2024

The fight for home is a fight against racism

Shelter

8 May, 2024

Poverty stigma: A glue that holds poverty in place

Joseph Rowntree Foundation

2 May, 2024

Caught up in the net: How universal credit benefit suspensions are affecting people who come to Citizens Advice for help

Citizens Advice

30 April, 2024

Cost cutters: A plan to tackle the poverty premium and make markets work

Fabian Society

29 April, 2024

A step change: Improving delivery of the Disabled Facilities Grant

Age UK

24 April, 2024

In work but still in debt: Charting the rise of clients in full-time work

StepChange

22 April, 2024

Where has my justice gone?

Nuffield Foundation

22 April, 2024

Recent trends in and the outlook for health-related benefits

Institute for Fiscal Studies

19 April, 2024

Lost opportunities: Parents’ perspectives on how the two-child limit policy is affecting their children’s early learning and development

Nesta

19 April, 2024

Missing out 2024: £23 billion of support is unclaimed each year

Policy in Practice

18 April, 2024

Valued: Breaking the link between paid and unpaid care, poverty and inequalities across Britain

Oxfam

18 April, 2024

Sharing Information on Disability

Disability Rights UK

18 April, 2024

When I’m 64: A strategy to tackle poverty before state pension age

Fabian Society

17 April, 2024

Coping and hoping: Navigating the ups and downs of monthly assessment in universal credit

University of Bath

15 April, 2024

In credit? Assessing where Universal Credit’s long roll-out has left the benefit system and the country

Resolution Foundation

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