Nicola Marshall
Blog Posts
The Families that Struggle
Ella (not her real name) lives in Swindon. She is the mother within one of Britain’s so called chaotic families. The government estimates that there were over 120,000 families like Ella’s in Britain, struggling to break a cycle of social, economic and emotional deprivation. The treasury has focused on these families under both the last and the current government, due to their cost, estimated to be £35 billion annually.
Madeleine Bunting writes about the LIFE project in the Guardian
Beveridge, Welfare Reform, Voluntary Action and Participle in The Times
'How to cut spending without being cruel' by Camilla Cavendish
What the 2009 Budget Means for Youth Services.
A summary
Are you Ephebiphobic?
Young People replace spiders, lifts, monsters under the bed and dentists.