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Parents, participation and planning

AIFS Conference 2000

 

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Published

June 2000

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Abstract

The Parenting Payment Intervention Pilot was conducted by the Department of Family and Community Services between September 1999 and March 2000. The aim of the pilot was to trial active interventions that assist parents to reduce their reliance on income support, and to measure the success of interventions for particular Parenting Payment customers. This paper describes the background to and design of the pilot study, outcomes, and next steps.  

The Parenting Payment Intervention Pilot was conducted by the Department of Family and Community Services between September 1999 and March 2000. The aim of the pilot was to trial active interventions that assist parents to reduce their reliance on income support, and to measure the success of interventions for particular Parenting Payment customers. This paper describes the background to and design of the pilot study, outcomes, and next steps.

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