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Nurseries and other businesses in Northern Ireland have been warned not to be taken in by a mailshot from a body calling itself the 'Health and Safety Enforcement Agency'. The Department of...
What must be done so that today's poor children can raise another generation with better prospects? Mary Evans hears expert views Despite the Chancellor's claim that his Budget gives every child the...
A survey by Working Families and Netmums has found overwhelming opposition to Government plans to reduce maternity leave to 18 weeks.
On the eve of Government moves to increase the number of children who find permanent adoptive families, psychologist Hessel Willemsen describes the trauma facing those forced to live in temporary care...
Plans for a replacement for the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC) were revealed by the Government at the Daycare Trust's annual conference last week. Paymaster General Dawn Primarolo MP, addressing...
A new report calls for a different approach to tackling in-work poverty as the number of families living below the breadline continues to rise.
Nearly a third of adults would be willing to pay £5 to see their GP if the additional revenue was directed towards early years health and development programs for under-fives, reveals survey.
Families pay on average more for childcare than their mortgage, according to the annual childcare costs survey by the Family and Childcare Trust.
Children today are more likely to have older parents who are in paid work, be in smaller families, and have more formal education than the previous generation, according to a report out today.
A strategy that covers all children in need is to be developed in Northern Ireland. The Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety said the purpose was 'to provide a coherent approach to...