When I stood on the steps of Downing Street as Prime Minister for the first time last summer, I said that we would tackle the burning injustices in our country and build a Britain that truly works for everyone. That is what you [the CSJ] are all doing from addiction and debt to family breakdown and the atrocity of modern slavery, you are tackling the issues that have been allowed to stand for too long… So thank you once again for all that you are doing and for all that you are giving to our country.

For a decade, the Centre for Social Justice has had a profound effect on public policy. Wherever there are broken communities, broken families, addiction, alcoholism or debt, the CSJ is there trying to find fresh answers.

[The CSJ] is a premier think tank which does not wish to only debate social issues but comes up with radical solutions.

The Centre for Social Justice have a wonderful record of making the Government do the right thing.

There is no other organisation that makes such effort to come and meet us, learn from us, listen to us and take what we say to policy makers who can act on our input. We have been so impressed by the high level of communication and attention from them and feel as part of the Alliance, the voice of the people we seek to serve can really be heard.There is no other organisation that makes such effort to come and meet us, learn from us, listen to us and take what we say to policy makers who can act on our input. We have been so impressed by the high level of communication and attention from them and feel as part of the Alliance, the voice of the people we seek to serve can really be heard.

For 13 years the CSJ has been at the heart of political life, helping to develop policy. The Lib Dems don’t always agree with the CSJ’s views, but we greatly respect the influence it has achieved in such a short time.