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Early childhood centres and family resilience

Description:
A qualitative study investigating whether families and staff from New Zealand early childhood centers perceived the centers to be supportive of low income families, and examining strategies and policies of early childhood centers to promote family resilience
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Duncan Judith; Bowden Chris; Smith Anne B.
Publisher(s):
Centre for Social Research and Evaluation (N.Z.)
Funder(s):
Centre for Social Research and Evaluation (N.Z.)
Country:
New Zealand

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