ALT Illustration of diverse group of people of various ages and ethnicities. Text on image reads Scotland's population is changing. Our population is rapidly becoming older, and this, together with changes across all age groups, will have a huge impact on all spheres of government

ALT The Children’s Society’s asks to help create a better childhood for all children: - Prevent crisis: Ensure early intervention and preventative mental health and wellbeing support is in place for children and young people before they hit crisis. - Prioritise wellbeing: Elevate children’s wellbeing to a national priority. - End child poverty: Eradicate child poverty so no child experiences worry or unhappiness due to their financial situation and no family goes without the essentials. - Improve girls’ wellbeing: Establish a dedicated mission to understand, and address, worrying levels of unhappiness amongst girls. - Reform the school experience: End unwarranted pressures on children in school to prioritise their happiness and health alongside academic achievement. - Let children play: Enrich children and young people’s lives through providing improved, and safe, spaces for leisure and play so they can explore interests, develop friendships and socialise.

ALT A cartoon of two takeaway coffee cups with the Challenge Poverty Week logos on them. Text says Join us for our Breakfast Briefings. Your daily guide to the big events and issues during #ChallengePoverty Week povertyalliance.org/CPW #CPW24 Poverty Alliance logo

ALT A 'digivan' driving past Elizabeth Tower at the Palace of Westminster. The image on the van includes an 'in case of emergency break glass' with a tin of soup inside. The text on the image says: 'Families are at breaking point. It's an emergency when millions can't afford to eat. Keir Starmer, take action now.'

ALT Easing the pressure on temporary accommodation.