Promoting social inclusion in the labour market
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Child poverty
All major political parties in the UK have committed to eradicating child poverty by 2020. Inclusion’s research work in this field has a two-fold purpose: to implement the policy needed to achieve this ambition and to understand the multi-faceted nature of child poverty at a local level and its impact..jpg "Skills and employability")
Skills and employability
Inclusion is an expert on the labour market, skills and employment. Our research projects in this area push the boundaries, striving for deeper understanding and practical solutions. We put the spotlight on welfare to work programmes, the benefits system, worklessness, sustainable employment and learning at all levels..jpg "Supporting disadvantaged groups")
Supporting disadvantaged groups
Social inclusion is the name of our game. Our research projects in this field seek to examine and challenge the lot of the most disadvantaged in our society, in order to stimulate change. We put the spotlight on homelessness, ex-offenders, lone parents and migrant workers..jpg "Localism")
Localism
The government has turned the tables on localism: top down governance from Westminster is out and more powers for local government, including policy-setting and budget management, is now the name of the game. Inclusion carries out innovative research at a local level to gain a better understanding of local government, communities and individuals.
