The European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) Ireland is a network of groups and individuals in Ireland working against poverty that aim to put the fight against poverty at the top of national and EU agendas. Quality accessible childcare has been proven to have positive outcomes for children and families in poverty. Ireland now has one of the highest levels of childcare costs within Europe; we also have one of the highest levels of child poverty. In this paper, EAPN Ireland urges the government to make affordability a central concern of emerging policy on childcare to ensure the goal of equitable access for all families and their childcare and to ensure that childcare responses meet the needs of families on low incomes. Background In Spring of t...
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Life on a low income is the norm for a large proportion of our society. One in every six people in I...
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peer-reviewedThe past five years have seen the beginning of long awaited and long overdue legislati...
In this technical paper, we use the special module on access to services from the Irish SILC data fo...
Recent developments in the Irish child welfare system have involved a targeted move towards the prov...
This paper looks at the range of policy tools selected by the Irish State to fund and develop Early...
Inequalities and low birthweight - an Irish problem The Working Group on the National Anti-Poverty ...
This paper explores the concept of an income adequacy standard for children. Given the clear relatio...
Despite a number of financial supports for families with children,child poverty persists at a stubbo...
The Equality Commission for Northern Ireland commissioned the Employment Research Institute at Edinb...
Childcare has become an increasingly salient issue for Irish society as the proportion of women with...
An expert paper on the type, extent and delivery of childcare provision necessary to maximise the ec...
The Irish health care system is based on a complex and costly mix of private, statutory, and volunta...
While geographers have contributed greatly to knowledge of the unequal effects of childcare delivery...
peer-reviewedChildcare is central to women’s ability to participate in paid work. Drawing on empiric...
Life on a low income is the norm for a large proportion of our society. One in every six people in I...
Childcare services are increasingly put forward as one of the most important policy levers to combat...
peer-reviewedThe past five years have seen the beginning of long awaited and long overdue legislati...
In this technical paper, we use the special module on access to services from the Irish SILC data fo...
Recent developments in the Irish child welfare system have involved a targeted move towards the prov...
This paper looks at the range of policy tools selected by the Irish State to fund and develop Early...
Inequalities and low birthweight - an Irish problem The Working Group on the National Anti-Poverty ...
This paper explores the concept of an income adequacy standard for children. Given the clear relatio...