In Poverty Archives - Page 2 of 2

UK asylum seekers are more likely to suffer poor mental health than the general public. Are Welsh charities helping female refugees?

Veganism is not the only option for those unhappy with factory-farming practices, and America may hold the answer

With the budget for music in schools being sliced thinly and private tuition on the rise, what is the cost of musical talent?

Is it possible for a “Cardiffcentric” media to effectively represent the worst off in Welsh society in their reporting?

Rural poverty is off the beaten track, but 23% of rural Wales is in poverty, and stuck in a cycle of few services and social isolation

Taking a look at what minimum alcohol pricing could mean for those already struggling

The Welsh government have finally secured funding to tackle period poverty in schools, but is the problem about more than just money?

Small venues have been a staple for live music in the city, but their closure could be problematic for up-and-coming bands

When millions are living below the breadline, what value can a beauty product hold? Studies show cosmetics are linked to earning potential

Period poverty is a real issue in 2018. How is it being addressed and what are the options for the women affected?

Deprivation and rising levels of inequality are making the worse off unhealthier and in the fight for health, Wales cannot catch its breath

Cardiff is home to one of the UK’s best parkour training facilities. But the local community of freerunners are struggling to keep the lights on