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The impact of Sure Start Local Programmes on three year olds and their families

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posted on 2024-11-13, 18:25 authored by Edward Melhuish, Jay Belsky, Alastair H Leyland, Angela Anning, Zarrina Kurtz, Jane Tunstill, Mog Ball, Pamela Meadows, Jacqueline Barnes, Martin Frost, Beverley Botting
Sure Start Local Programmes (SSLPs), now Sure Start Children's Centres, aim to support young children and their families by integrating early education, childcare, healthcare and family support services in disadvantaged areas. The programmes aim to improve the health and well-being of families and young children, so that the children will have a greater opportunity to do well in school and later in life. This study investigates child and family functioning in over 9000 families in 150 SSLP areas, and makes comparisons with children and families in similarly disadvantaged areas not having a SSLP in order to evaluate whether there are effects associated with SSLPs.

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NESS Research Team (2008). The impact of Sure Start Local Programmes on three year olds and their families. Nottingham, United Kingdom: Department for Education and Skills.

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English

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105559

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