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Barriers to lone parents' employment: Looking beyond the obvious A discussion of the role of neighborhood disadvantage and policies to increase access to child care and training in the transition to employment among single parents on welfare |
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The decline of cash welfare and implications for social policy and poverty An overview of trends in welfare program participation, unemployment, and poverty among single-mother families, the decline of cash welfare, and the rise of child care subsidies, with a discussion of the possible influence of the 1996 welfare reform on child outcomes and well being |
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Does child care assistance matter?: The effects of welfare and employment programs on child care for very young children An analysis of the effects of child care assistance on infant toddler child care use by low-income single-parent families, using data from five experimental evaluation studies of welfare and employment programs |
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The economic value of grandparent assistance A discussion of the role that grandparents play in child care and the economic value of their assistance. |
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Grandmothers raising grandchildren: Family well-being and economic assistance A study of the economic well-being of families headed by grandmothers, including their sources and level of family income- for instance the role of targeted income transfers targeted to reduce poverty for low income families- and the correlation between the type of grandmother-headed family and the likelihood of receiving income support |
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Grandparents' views on child care A summary of Australian grandparents' views on informal and formal child care, drawn from a sample of grandparents who act as primary caregivers for their grandchildren on a regular basis |
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Mother-child interaction, language development and the school performance of poverty children A study concerning family patterns during preschool and their effects on language development and the later school performance of children reared in poverty |
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