Poverty, disadvantage in children directly linked to greater lifelong social exclusion

A general view as Kindergarten students work on an activity at Annandale Public School in Sydney, Monday, May 25, 2020. Students returned to classroom learning in NSW amid an easing of coronavirus restrictions. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

General view as Kindergarten students work on an activity Annandale Public School, Sydney, May 25, 2020. Students returned to classroom learning in NSW Source: AAP

A new study shows young Australians experiencing poverty and disadvantage puts them at greater risk of social exclusion, which could affect the rest of their lives.


It calls for reforms to tackle child poverty and help schools to break the cycle.


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