1. Closing remarks Increasing opportunity Mitigating the impact of poor quality services Raising aspirations

2. Child Poverty Moral consequences –Increasing opportunity –Mitigating the impact of poor quality services –Raising aspirations for all

3. Child poverty Economic consequences –Lost revenue from earnings –Dealing with social aspects/ consequences –Wide range of evidence demonstrating interaction between factors

4. Consequences of Child Poverty Health Psychological and emotional Educational outcomes Lower future employment Crime and negative behaviours Family relationships Well – being of communities

5. Research outcomes Be Healthy – Stay Safe – Enjoy and Achieve – Make a Positive Contribution – Achieve Economic Wellbeing –

6. Child Poverty Indicator Key indicators associated with child poverty Indicators which will have an impact for the future/breaking intergenerational disadvantage 11648- Children killed or seriously injured 53- prevalence of breastfeeding 70- hospital admissions caused by unintentional and deliberate injuries to CYP E&A;72,73,74,75, 76,77,78,79,80,83, 84. NtG: 81,82,92,102,106,1 17,118,112. Obesity: 55,56

7. Preventative approaches Universal Targeted Acute Personal social services Health Education Fire and rescue Environment Police and criminal Justice Housing Voluntary agencies

8. The Future is Ours Data Integration Building capacity

9. Their Future is … That we are sure all universal, targeted and acute services understand the complexities of child poverty and their contribution to eradicating it…