Child poverty in Glasgow 'more likely to impact ethnic minority groups'

Just under half of 2022/23 were Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) women and 1 in every 5 required an interpreter.

Child poverty rates for ethnic minority groups in Glasgow continue to be higher, according to a new report submitted to Glasgow city councillors.

An assessment published in 2022 involved a survey with over 2300 LGBT+ people, with over a quarter of respondents being local to Glasgow. An update was presented to elected members earlier today who have a statutory duty to develop and publish an annual local child poverty action report . Councillor Holly Bruce said: “I am disappointed that there is nothing in the report about child poverty and violence against women.

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