An estimated 880,000 working parents in England have
resorted to skipping meals in the past year to cover their mortgage or rent,
according to research from Shelter. The charity said that 10.5% of working adults
with children said they or their partner had missed meals in the past 12 months
to help pay for their home, equating to 880,000 parents if the figures were
projected across the country. Working parents with children aged under 18 were
asked about steps they took over the past year in order to meet their housing
costs. The charity also found that 37% of working parents were cutting back on
buying food in an effort to help pay their rent or mortgage, equating to 3
million parents across England. Read more on the Guardian website.
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