Child poverty prevents children and young people from achieving their full potential and autonomy, and affects their health, their personal development, their education and their general well-being. Child poverty is often passed from one generation to the next, at huge cost to society due to lost social and human capital. Eurochild believes that supporting and strengthening families most in need is crucial for tackling child poverty and breaking the intergenerational transmission of disadvantage. This conference has five overarching objectives: Register now to benefit from the Early Bird rate! Conference fee: » Programme: Click here. » Registration: Click here.
Eurochild's 8th Annual Conference: "Tackling child poverty through supporting and strengthening families"
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