2021 BC child report card:

This demographic talks about how minimum wage is affecting children who are in poverty and those with low income. It is also talking about how renters would have a hard time getting an apartment while working minimum wage.

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This graph shows the percentages of each province in Canada with BC being at the highest.

No one left behind:

This demographic talks about how Covid had had a major loss on income and how low-income mothers and single parents are at disadvantage by Canada market-based childcare model.

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This graph shows a clearly of each country that was affected by child poverty during the pandemic also how covid impacted the worlds poorest people with India bring at the highest.

Poverty reduction grants addressing local needs in Kamloops:

In this demographic it states Kamloops’ poverty reduction grants and how much money each local government received to make poverty reduction plans.

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This is a same looking graph as the first one but in this graph, you see the child poverty rates in each province in Canada with Manitoba being at the highest of all.

Facts about global child poverty:

This demographic was about facts about child poverty globally.

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This graph gives you a clear overview on global rates of poverty with Israel being the highest with 28.5% and Denmark being the lowest with 3.8%.

COVID pushes millions more children deeper into poverty, new study finds:

This demographic talked about how children who do not receive an education are forced to get married at a very young age or are forced into child labor. This demographic also had talked about how there are over 1.2 million children living in poverty.

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This graph gives you a look on how covid put half a billion people into poverty from highest to lowest.

Impact of COVID-19 on children living in poverty:

This demographic had talked about covid and its effects on child poverty. as well as how children could possibly be living in multidimensional poverty compared to the pre covid situation.

This is a great graph that shows you the quality of family relationships before and during lockdown and how much it has affected the rates.