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Approaching parents in the street and out shopping to encourage them to use childcare has mixed results, a new study has found.
Millions of low-income workers face a ‘perfect storm’ this April with universal credit falling behind the cost of living as energy bills and taxes rise, warns a national trade union.
Government adviser Louise Casey says the chaotic histories of thousands of "troubled families" need to be addressed to help them turn their lives around. Sally Goddard Blythe gives her view
A new report by the Council for Disabled Children has called for improved communication with families to support adopted children with additional needs.
Feedback from early years workers shows the benefits the Early Support programme is bringing families, says Beverley Hughes.
Gabriella Jozwiak meets a man who is responsible for everything from procurement and auditing to designing staff training
Pregnant women are to receive advice on how to budget under a scheme devised by the Financial Services Authority.
Education minister Lord Nash is to table an amendment to the Children and Families Bill, which will require all schools by law to support children with diabetes, asthma and epilepsy.
Around 2.5 million families will be able to claim up to 1,200 per child a year in tax-free childcare from 2015, under Government plans out for consultation.
With parents struggling to buy infant formula resorting to unsafe practices, there are calls for benefits to be increased. By Annette Rawstrone