The beneficiaries include the British Association for Early ChildhoodEducation, 4Children, Daycare Trust and Families Need Fathers. The ChildPoverty Action Group and Together for Children will get 237,000to deliver 'economic well-being' through children's centres. PaulaTwigg, CPAG welfare rights manager, said, 'We are delighted to havereceived funding. It will enable the development of a strategic approachin children's centres to making sure families receive their fullbenefits and tax credits entitlement, by ensuring staff have the skillsand knowledge to help maximise take-up.'
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