work, family, and personal life
human development
childminding
school nursing services
foster care
playgroups
mothering
infant care
Children and families make up the fastest growing segment of the homeless population in the United States. While many Americans tend to picture the homeless as armies of men and women pushing shopping carts through city streets and sleeping in subway tunnels, in cast-off boxes, and on heating grates, the new face of homelessness more accurately includes an increasing number of children and their families. [Source: Encyclopedia of Homelessness; Child Care]
child care
wraparound childcare
special and vulnerable groups
motherhood and family
residential child care
registered childcare
children's services
holiday play schemes
health services
nanny services
social care
child day care
social policy
nurseries
kinship care
concepts
child community care
child care at work
homeless lifestyle
family influences and involvement