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Authors
Pamela Reid
Douglas White
Abstract

This report deals with out-of-school care for children of schoolgoing age (between the ages of five and 12 years) in disadvantaged areas. The provision of such care can facilitate women in entering and remaining in the workforce and make a substantial contribution to children’s welfare. In disadvantaged areas, out-of-school care can contribute to tackling poverty and problem behaviour. An executive summary is available - see Related content.

Out-of-school care services for children living in disadvantaged areas

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Executive summary

Out-of-school care services for children living in disadvantaged areas - Executive summary

Out-of-school care for children is a vital component of the economic and social development of any area; it plays a particularly crucial role in disadvantaged areas and for disadvantaged groups and households who live in otherwise advantaged areas. The provision of out-of-school care can help...

Author(s):
Pamela Reid
Douglas White

Out-of-school care services for children living in disadvantaged areas - Executive summary

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Reference nº
EF07520
Catalogue nº
TJ-30-07-102-EN-C

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