The YMCA, the UK’s oldest youth charity, has warned the
government that its changes to welfare policy are driving vulnerable young
people to become reliant on food bank handouts rather than preparing them for
jobs. About 5,000 young people were referred by YMCAs to food banks last year,
it said in a report, with benefit sanctions cited as the main reason for what
it called a “significant increase” in the number of clients falling into food
poverty. Read more on the Guardian website.
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