More than a third of low-income families struggling to access 'lifeline' early years support

Meredith Jones Russell
Tuesday, August 23, 2022

A new report finds that 35 per cent of lower income parents with children from birth to age five have struggled to access child development and parenting support in children’s centres and family hubs across England.

The research by Action for Children highlights the struggle faced by low-income families to access parenting support, PHOTO Adobe Stock
The research by Action for Children highlights the struggle faced by low-income families to access parenting support, PHOTO Adobe Stock

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