Objective 2 - Preventing the Risk of Social Exclusion
Chapter 29 The Role of Pension Policies in Preventing Old-Age Exclusion
... If the pension had ensured a more comfortable standard of life men might not have had the depressing sense of having become “poor relations” and might have held their heads higher among their children (Townsend 1957, ...
Social support for schoolchildren at risk of social exclusion
... for social exclusion which is related to the individual characteristics of a child, it is important to note that problems related to social exclusion most often occur during teen ...high ...
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The oldest old and the risk of social exclusion
... Multivariate modelling Before presenting the multivariate models that form the main empirical contribution of this piece, a further point arising from the descriptive statistics must be made. There are several instances ...
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The oldest old and the risk of social exclusion
... of social contact can damage physical and mental health (Social Exclusion Unit, ...and social care ...adequate social relations and being able to access ...
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Benefits of Volunteering in Young People at Risk of Social Exclusion
... Conclusion Young people who choose to volunteer have a different profile to that of young people who choose not to, and the results found in this study support this. Regarding the benefits of volunteering, many of the ...
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SOCIAL EXCLUSION
... a social exclusion framework may mask differences between groups of care leavers, especially in relation to their ...definition, social exclusion is about ‘risk’ factors and poor life ...
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Profiles and Transitions of Groups at Risk of Social Exclusion: Lone Parents
... stay. 2 Unfortunately, the longitudinal SLID sample is small and, as a result, most of the independent variables of the hazard models tested here, including the effect of the duration of spells, turned out to be ...
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Social Protection and Vulnerability, Risk and Exclusion Across the Life-Cycle
... and opportunity linked to education, self-esteem, assets and access to labour markets. Research studies demonstrate the way in which low socio-economic status of parents is often transmitted to the next generation 1 . ...
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Mental Health and Social Exclusion. Social Exclusion Unit Report Summary
... ● the joint Department for Work and Pensions and HM Treasury target to halve child poverty by 2010 and eradicate it by 2020. 19. The report highlights the centrality of mental health to the public health agenda and the ...
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Child social exclusion
... with social resources ...higher risk of being excluded in almost all other sub-domains and especially in the housing and environment sub-domain in the case of England and in the health and well-being ...
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Unemployment and social exclusion
... individual risk of being af- fected by a mass layoff might also be influenced by selection both on the part of the firm as well as on the employee ...a social selection of the relevant employees on the ...
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Salutogenic health promotion program for migrant women at risk of social exclusion
... Changes in the dependent variables between the pre- test and posttest in relationship with the sociodemo- graphic data are shown in Additional file 2. A greater increase in SOC can be observed in the women from ...
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Drug problems and social exclusion: the development of heroin careers in risk environments.
... Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD). Drug misuse and the environmen. Speaking of ethnograph. Beverley Hills, CA: Sage. The professional stranger An Informal Introduction [r] ...
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Literacy as a social practice in pre-school education: a case study in areas at risk of social exclusion
... A co-analysis approach was taken in which both the researcher and participant children were involved. This type of analysis aims to achieve a shared interpretation from a two-stage process. The first stage was mainly ...
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Preventing social exclusion of disabled children and their families : literature review paper produced for the National Evaluation of the Children's Fund
... of families with younger disabled children, aged under-five, and older disabled young people facing transitions to adulthood. Discussion of inclusion and disabled children of school age is often restricted to exploring ...
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Road user charging and social exclusion: The impact of congestion charges on at-risk groups.
... As an alternative to the provision of exemptions for at-risk groups, a more positive option might be to ensure that alternative modes are available. Cycling and walking might be relevant in some circumstances and ...
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Social Exclusion and HIV A Report
... Some employers, aware that they may face difficulties if they openly mistreat an employee with HIV, attempt to cover this by forms of constructive dismissal. In the experience of Terrence Higgins Trust employment ...
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Effects of exclusion on social preferences
... The exclusion of innocent parties from payments is, however, also true for experimental studies where one party dictatorially decides whether or not another party keeps or obtains its payment (see, for example, ...
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Missing Persons and Social Exclusion
... at risk of exclusion. The concept of social exclusion recognizes that people and groups are situated unequally in relation to important institutions and resources and benefit unevenly from ...
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Policies, Social Exclusion, and Social Wellbeing in Indonesia and Malaysia
... above objective data demonstrates the different welfare conditions of the two nations, that among others, influenced by its geographical conditions, the demographic structure and social and economy ...wide ...
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