Vancouver Centre Federal District

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

BR I T I S HC O L U MBI A. This year’s BC Child Poverty Report Card is dedicated with love and gratitude to the memory of Steve Kerstetter (1943–2013).

Advertisements

This slide pack has been produced from the information published in the BC Campaign Child Poverty Report Card by First Call: BC Child and Youth.

1 A Living Wage for Families First Call: BC Child & Youth Advocacy Coalition Columbia Institute Centre for Civic Governance From the Ground Up Conference.

Parental employment in London. Why parental employment? -Parents tell us that they want to work -Work can provide a route out of poverty… -…but concerns.

Achieving the Promise Ending Poverty in Alberta Published by: Edmonton Social Planning Council Public Interest Alberta Alberta College of Social Workers.

ILLINOIS KIDS COUNT SYMPOSIUM March 5, Introduction The most visible signs of recession don’t reveal full impact on children Children are hidden.

Yesterday….3.1 What do lone parent families typically ‘look like’? What problems do they tend to face?

First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition 2015 BC Child Poverty Report Card 2015 BC Child Poverty Report Card Webinar November.

Presentation template For use by individuals and organisations in full or part. Please reference the Child Poverty Monitor if using any of this material.

WomenMen Weekly hours worked by partnered men and women aged Australia 1982, and : by percentiles of men’s earnings Source: ABS income.

First Call and Policy Advocacy Presentation by Adrienne Montani, Provincial Coordinator First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition CATCH Network.

Welfare reform – informing activities Royton, Shaw and Crompton District Partnership Corporate Research & Intelligence Team April 2013.

How local councils help meet the financial needs of families.

Child Poverty Action Group Scotland

U S A QUESTION 1-10 The number of people living in poverty in the United States decreased from 2009 to 2011.

Sole Parent Families.

POVERTY IN CANADA QUIZ.

2,820 children living in poverty 17% of all residents live in poverty

2,580 children living in poverty 14% of all residents live in poverty

children living in poverty 16% of all residents live in poverty

and intersectionality Conference // 11 October 2017, Brussels

Jonathan Bradshaw, Antonia Keung and Yekaterina Chzhen

Before Viewing: Review

2,910 children living in poverty 13% of all residents live in poverty

Additional Financial Help The case of Ghent (Belgium)

children living in poverty 17% of all residents live in poverty

1,780 children living in poverty 21% of all residents live in poverty

In 2010, 8% of all children in Canada and 22% of children living in female lone-parent families were living in poverty. Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.

3,370 children living in poverty 12% of all residents live in poverty

Poverty: Who is Poor in America Today?

children living in poverty 15% of all residents live in poverty

76,880 children living in poverty 14% of all residents live in poverty

2,300 children living in poverty 21% of all residents live in poverty

4 KEYS TO SUCCESS FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH

children living in poverty 23% of all residents live in poverty

390 children living in poverty 41% of all residents live in poverty

children living in poverty 14% of all residents live in poverty

11,750 children living in poverty 13% of all residents live in poverty

What is Poverty?. What is Poverty? Poverty- the state or condition of having little or no money, goods, or means of support.

Effectiveness of Minimum Income Schemes in the reduction of poverty

2,520 children living in poverty 12% of all residents live in poverty

670 children living in poverty 23% of all residents live in poverty

240 children living in poverty 14% of all residents live in poverty

Steveston-Richmond East Federal District

Port Moody-Coquitlam Federal District

North Vancouver Federal District

Vancouver Granville Federal District

New Westminster-Burnaby Federal District

West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country Federal District

Richmond Centre Federal District

North Island-Powell River Federal District

Cloverdale-Langley City Federal District

South Surrey-White Rock Federal District

Kelowna-Lake Country Federal District

Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke Federal District

Abbotsford Federal District

Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies Federal District

Peace River Regional District

Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge Federal District

5,070 children living in poverty 15% of all residents live in poverty

Chilliwack-Hope Federal District

Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District

Cariboo-Prince George Federal District

2,020 children living in poverty 13% of all residents live in poverty

3,880 children living in poverty 17% of all residents live in poverty

Langley-Aldergrove Federal District

South Okanagan-West Kootenay Federal District

Vancouver Kingsway Federal District

Mission-Matsqui-Fraser Canyon Federal District

Presentation transcript:

Vancouver Centre Federal District Poverty Rate for Children in Couple Families Poverty Rate for Children in Lone-Parent Families Poverty Rate for all Residents Poverty Rate for all Children Read the full report at www.still1in5.ca

Vancouver Centre Federal District Federal Riding Highlights from the 2018 BC Child Poverty Report Card In the Vancouver Centre riding, 1,990 children live in poverty: nearly one in four children. Child poverty rates for children in couple-parent families are 5% higher than the provincial rate. Children in lone-parent families are particularly vulnerable: child poverty rates are two and a half times higher for children in lone-parent families than those in couple families. Vancouver Centre Federal District 48% poverty rate for children in lone-parent families 1,990 children living in poverty 18% poverty rate for children in couple families 24% of all residents live in poverty 24% of all children live in poverty Read the full report at www.still1in5.ca