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The heart of policy: Rethinking social justice for the sake of our most vulnerable

08 May 12

Sometimes it seems as though politics is simply about winning arguments and scoring points. But at the heart of politics are people. + more

New Zealand's welfare opportunity

12 March 12

The complete renovation of the UK system sees the introduction of a Universal Credit replacing a matrix of benefits, with an annual cap on the amount that can be received. Tougher sanctions are coming in.+ more

Welfare should support to independence

23 August 11

Jane Silloway Smith responds to the National Governments proposed welfare reforms.+ more

SJGL 2011 Renewing Compassion: A vision for welfare that frees rather than traps the poor

01 August 11

After decades of modern welfare programmes failing to solve the problem of intergenerational poverty, we need to admit that the system is broken. Welfare, originally devised as a way to support the poorest and most vulnerable in society, is not too often trapping the poor in the very condition it was supposed to alleviate. At the 2011 Sir John Graham Lecture, the UK's Iain Duncan Smith challenged this broken system. He shared his vision for the future of welfare - a future in which dignity, hope and aspiration are open to all.+ more

Personalised support for those in need

01 March 11

As the earthquake in Christchurch this week has once again reminded us, there are some things in life that catch us by surprise and lay us low for a time. It could be an earthquake or a flood; or it could be a devastating diagnosis or the loss of a partner. In such circumstances, we are drawn face-to-face with the reality that we cannot go it alone—we need the help and support of others.+ more

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