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18 Jan 2024: Children in Fenland experience some of the highest levels of various ‘vulnerability factors’ relating to health, fami-. ... wider relationships. Families do activities together and, for some children, spending Time Credits is the only time.

16 Feb 2024: Volunteering is believed to foster the adoption of healthy lifestyles, lower mortality, increase longevity and improve physical functioning (Casiday et al, 2008; Public health England, 2015: 13). ... Neighbourhood factors such as perceived safety can

28 Feb 2024: digital skills gap in the workforce. Given that the most disadvantaged children are more. ... pandemic, Yates (2020) highlighted that this created a barrier to online learning for children.

28 May 2024: time in children and adolescents. Boys and younger children seem to gain more benefits. ... Improving the social environment (e.g., children’s services, alcohol and food licensing.

28 May 2024: university degree. All are single, but two of the residents have children who do not live. ... whose son had been taken into foster care because of his lack of stable accommodation,.

22 Jan 2024: ten areas, including Children’s Services, the Citizens Advice Bureau,. Jobcentre Plus and local voluntary organisations, in order to explore the. ... extended family members and non-dependent children within a household. helping to make up shortfalls

8 Mar 2024: Many tenants start to under-occupy their homes when their children leave home. ... 19.7%. 35.9%. 31.7%. 12.8% 2,697. Families with all children non dependent.

2 Feb 2024: 6%4%. 36%. 8%. 24%. 17%. 5%. Single elder. Two adults. Multi adults with children. ...  A couple or.  Two children under 16 and of the same sex.

22 Jan 2024: resident overnight carers, foster carers, disabled children unable to share a bedroom and people who are recently bereaved. ... Foster carers who have fostered or become approved for fostering within the last year. •

26 Jan 2024: ten areas, including Children’s Services, the Citizens Advice Bureau,. Jobcentre Plus and local voluntary organisations, in order to explore the. ... extended family members and non-dependent children within a household. helping to make up shortfalls

19 Dec 2023: These include gender, age, Education level, Marital status, Number of Children in the household, Annual household income, household size, and whether the household owns a car. ... 2 or more children 11.69% 6.67% 16.00% 6.41% 10.28%. Annual income.

22 Jan 2024: need’ group, such as under 18s, care leavers up to the age of 21 and those with children of their. ... and their children) are included in the definition, but homeless young people who are living.

16 Feb 2024: Include schools, homeless hostels, children’s centres, adventure. playground, project supporting people into employment. • ... Findings. Case study – ‘Alice’. • Career working with children, poor health kept Alice from working.

22 Jan 2024: An additional bedroom is also allowed in certain circumstances for regular overnight carers, foster carers, disabled children unable to share a bedroom and people who are recently bereaved. ... For families with children, schools (48 per cent) were the

22 Feb 2024: university degree. All are single, but two of the residents have children who do not live. ... whose son had been taken into foster care because of his lack of stable accommodation,.

28 May 2024: Also, in a survey of 417 homeless people and their children living in temporary accommodation in London and East England, Mitchell et al. ... I love that boy, I don’t want him to be put in foster care. […]

16 Feb 2024: provides more opportunities for children. However, the key driver behind the introduction of. ... children that attended in the evenings, signed up for Time Credits and would.

22 Jan 2024: 000s % 000s % 000s %. Couple, no dependent children. 22 25 35 12 57 15. ...  A landlord may wish to support a household to accommodate part-time children (such as those who visit at weekends) or to foster children.

17 Jan 2024: Access to the States housing waiting list is only available to residentially qualified households, who must either have young children, or be over 50. ... characteristics: notably having young children, being aged over 50, or having special needs with

1 Feb 2024: Why Do Neighbourhoods Stay Poor?Deprivation, Place and People in Birmingham. A report to the Barrow Cadbury Trust. Alex Fenton, Peter Tyler, Sanna Markkanen, Anna Clarke, Christine WhiteheadCentre for Housing and Planning Research and Department of