Project report
The impact of financial pressures on young people | NSPCC Learning
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Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This NSPCC Learning report documents young people's experiences of financial pressures using data from Childline counselling sessions and Helpline contacts. The work gives voice to children and young people by sharing their perspectives on how financial difficulties affect them. The report uses real counselling conversations to illustrate the nature and impact of financial stress on young people's well-being.
Key points
- The report draws on Childline counselling sessions and Helpline contacts as primary sources
- Young people's voices and lived experiences of financial pressures are central to the analysis
- The work documents how financial difficulties impact children and young people
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Abstract
We share insights from Childline counselling sessions and Helpline contacts to share children and young people’s voices and experiences of financial pressures.