Welfare Reform
CSAN has made a submission to a Government consultation on exemptions to the two-child tax limit for tax credits.
Read moreCSAN welcomes the Government's decision to scrap reassessments of people with disabilities for Employment Support Allowance.
Read moreCSAN responds to the news that capping of the Local Housing Allowance will be deferred until 2019/20 for those living in specialist accommodation.
Read moreCSAN submitted a response to Welfare to Work based on network members experiences, many of whom work with the unemployed and provide skills and workplace training.
Read moreCSAN has produced a response to Work and Pensions Select Committee Benefit Delivery Inquiry, drawing on frontline experiences from the CSAN network.
Read moreCSAN has produced a response to a collection of frontline Jobcentre experiences by those helped by the CSAN network. Respondents include: Brushstrokes, the Cardinal Hume Centre...
Read moreCSAN has produced a report on poverty in England and Wales, talking about its existence in a variety of manifestations, on our doorstep in our communities.
Read moreCSAN made a submission to the Welfare Reform and Work Bill, which makes significant amendments to the Child Poverty Act as well as...
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CSAN has jointly prepared a briefing with The Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Board of Deputies of British Jews, The C of E, The Church of Scotland, Interlink, The Methodist Church, Quakers in Britain, and the United Reformed Church.
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