Parents at the centre /
By: Ben-Galim, Dalia
| Institute for Public Policy Research
Publisher: London, U.K. Institute for Public Policy Research 2011Description: PDFSubject(s): Low Income Families Great Britain | Parents | Early Childhood Education Great Britain | Preschool Children Services For - Great Britain | Children And Poverty Great Britain | Family Services Great Britain | Service Provision | Family Support Services | Homeless persons | Disadvantaged Groups | Social Exclusion | Institute For Public Policy ResearchOnline Resources: Electronic copy
April 2011 Bibliography : pp. 33-35
The objective of the research presented in this report is to understand why some parents who are entitled to use early years services don't normally do so. More specifically, our research seeks to understand how parents access information that shapes their decision-making about early years provision, and how service providers can better engage with and support parents to meet their families' needs. On the basis of our findings, we make the case for a number of key policy changes, meant to ensure that early years provision enables children from low-income families to break out of the intergenerational cycle of disadvantage.
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