Pritchard (2001) A family- |
14-16 year olds and their Intervention group N=356 Year 3) control group (young people: N=503 Year 3) Ethnicity not stated/ |
• Unemployment • Anti-social behaviour • ExclusionZnon- • Criminal convictions • Child abuseZneglect • Poor health outcomes • Substance misuse • Mental health problems • Family breakdown • Socio-economic • Other (young women |
"In the first year, Lords Park families had a much higher contact with statutory services The nature of the Lords’ families’ contact with Social Services was illustrated by a ...Overall (and especially in Lords Park) children in all four schools were more Children’s problematic behaviours included truancy, bullying, smoking, drinking alcohol, |
Sen and Goldbart (2005) |
21 families containing 22 Implicit: 67% spoke Bengali and 33% Hindi; |
• Poor health outcomes • Socio-economic • Poor quality of physical • Other (literacy levels |
Families lived in slum housing, with most homes (76%) consisting of only one room. 22 children with disabilities (11 boys and 11 girls) were identified, with ages ranging |
Tischler et al. (2004) A |
49 families Ethnic status of the • 71% white BritishZIrish • 14% Asian • 8% Black American • 2% Middle Eastern |
• ExclusionZnon- • Poor health outcomes • Mental health problems • Family breakdown • Socio-economic • Poor quality of physical |
"Half of the families (N=24, 49%) had been homeless in the past. Their reasons for The children’s ages ranged from 2 to 17 years. The most frequently reported difficulties |
48 Interventions for HCHHHU: technical report
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