‘It’s living and loving the Baby in his There-Being’
Two extracts:
1. If Paediatric Palliative Care is a Celebration of Life (Ehospice, 19th October 2017), even if that Celebration lasts few years, few days or even few hours, it’s universally urgent that the Baby in the womb to whom a delicat
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Moving towards the primary interventionist model is an antidote to child and family overload in ECI and early support services
Extract:
“Long-term stress and strain in families can surely contribute to later mental ill-health for children, parents and other close family members. These mental states
Many of these vulnerable people live beyond the reach of public services and must cope as best they can on their own. This book suggests every citizen has the choice of turning away from their plight or taking action
With a Foreword by Professor Hilton Davis
Back cover:
Think of rough sleepers in E
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Official figures haven't previously told us much about the types of families who are becoming homeless.
To explore this, Shelter have conducted new analysis of government data. Through this analysis we are ab
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including the key political priorities for low-income voters
From JRF: This week, new research by Sir John Curtice and the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) looks at the public’s priorities after Brexit, particularly from the perspective of people on low incomes, who overwhelmin
Parents of the UK’s million disabled children are struggling to hold down vital jobs
– even when they downshift and stall career progress
– because of a dearth of suitable and affordable childcare, flexible jobs and appropriate leave.
A new report by charity Working Families analysed feedba
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Report identifies strategies the sector can use to build support for the changes necessary to improve the lives of care-experienced children and young people
By the Robertson Trust, Life Changes Trust and CELCIS, the Report charts public understandings of childhood, parenting and the care system, a
From their website: In Africa (Zimbabwe), The Templer Foundation has provided financial and practical support to existing programs that support disabled and terminally ill people, primarily lepers, amputees and AIDS orphans. We’ve provided and continue to provide prosthetic supplies and financial su
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011