[PDF] Top 20 Sure Start Plus National Evaluation

... with Sure Start Plus in this period shows that 84% identified themselves as of White ethnicity and almost all of these were White ...with national data on the ethnicity of teenage parents, as ... See full document

... Note: Deprivation rank comes from the 1998 Index of Local Deprivation, where lower ranks indicate more disadvantaged local authorities. ‘% low birthweight’ captures the share of babies born weighing less than 2,500 ... See full document

... Flying Start offer, and signposting to other appropriate early years services, all of which are discussed in subsequent sections of this ...the National Evaluation of Sure Start which ... See full document

... deprived National Evaluation of Sure Start sample indicates that these results are likely to be applicable to the whole population and across the spectrum of ... See full document

... National Evaluation of Sure Start, web searches and pilot fieldwork in three SSLPs. This informed the research hypotheses, which provided a framework for assessing local practice. While this ... See full document

... in Sure Start areas and SSLPs need to re-evaluate their services, probably on an annual basis, alongside collecting local data on demography, to ensure that groups are not being missed or services becoming ... See full document

... first National Survey report, the survey provided a snapshot of programmes as of the last quarter of 2001 (National Evaluation of Sure Start, ...the National Survey ...the ... See full document

... parallel national policy agendas (Schools Plus: Building Learning Communities (1999); Sure Start and Children’s Centres (1999);Extended Schools (2002, 05); Every Child Matters (2003, 04), The ... See full document

... of Sure Start Children’s Centres to improve outcomes for young children and their families, with a particular focus on the most disadvantaged, so children are equipped for life and ready for school, no ... See full document

... the National Evaluation of Sure Start (NESS) has built upon the first phase of inquiry (Belsky, Barnes & Melhuish, 2007; NESS, 2005a) and was designed with this goal in ...impact ... See full document

... The national evaluation of Sure Start research team: Pam Meadows directed the collection and analysis of the cost data. Jane Tunstill directed the collection of implementation data. Martin ... See full document

... The project provides a specialist welfare rights worker available for consultancy, advice and representation on benefit and tax credit issues. It aims to: promote awareness and take up of benefits and tax credits via ... See full document

... in Sure Start areas and SSLPs need to re-evaluate their services, probably on an annual basis, alongside collecting local data on demography, to ensure that groups are not being missed or services becoming ... See full document

... Sure Start local programmes cost an average of £4,860 (including capital costs) per eligible child living in the area at 2009-10 prices over the four years that children and their families were eligible to ... See full document

... to National Sure Start Objective 2: Improving health, in particular by supporting parents in caring for their children and promoting healthy development before and after ...to Sure Start’s ... See full document

... The SSPP arose from the action plan of that report with the aim of reducing the risk of long-term social exclusion associated with teenage pregnancy by providing intensive support for parents and children to help them ... See full document

... Most women interviewed appreciated the importance of breastfeeding and expressed a wish to breastfeed. The post-partum period was particularly important in influencing and establishing breastfeeding. Many women did not ... See full document

... Holloway Sure Start area, where a caseload approach to midwifery services was introduced, some positive findings were reported during the period over which caseload midwifery has been ...by Sure ... See full document

... This evaluation was conducted to make a preliminary assessment of the impact of bilingual breastfeeding support work on Bangladeshi women and inform decisions about extending this service to other ... See full document

... Summary and Conclusion The Baseline User Satisfaction Survey was designed to collect parents’ views on local services and facilities for families of children 0­4 years across the five ar[r] ... See full document