New briefings published by the Improvement Service are highlighting Glasgow’s pioneering work to tackle child poverty through public service reform.
Produced in partnership with the Glasgow Child Poverty Programme and the Scottish Government, the briefing series captures key learning from Glasgow’s ambitious city-wide initiative, which is testing new approaches to reducing child and family poverty through systemic change.
The briefings highlight the value of applying a public service reform lens to child poverty, helping organisations understand how wider systems change can support prevention, whole-family support and place-based approaches to improving outcomes. They also explore the opportunities and challenges involved in delivering long-term change at scale.
