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Benevolent Society
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Report
The adequacy of the age pension in Australia: an assessment of pensioner living standards
This report examines the adequacy of the Age Pension both qualitatively, through focus groups and town meetings, and quantitatively, through analysis of social survey data. Methodology included quantitative analysis provided by the HILDA (Household Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia) survey which included 9,000 households and 25,000 individuals. This was complemented by qualitative research using...
Briefing paper
Interventions for parents and families: the evidence for improving emotional outcomes for children
Parents and the family and home environment play a central role in the early learning and development of infants and children. A range of interventions exist to support parents and families, particularly in situations where the family is vulnerable and/or where the infant or child may be at risk of delays in learning or development...
Briefing paper
Interventions for parents and families: the evidence for improving social outcomes for children
Parents and the family and home environment play a central role in the early learning and development of infants and children. A range of interventions exist to support parents and families, particularly in situations where the family is vulnerable and/or where the infant or child may be at risk of delays in learning or development...
Briefing paper
Supported playgroups for children from birth to five years
Supported playgroups have been developed as a way to provide low intensity support to families. They are facilitated playgroups that may also provide health and wellbeing services to parents and carers of infants and young children. Supported playgroups are typically run by a trained facilitator or co-ordinator and are generally delivered in a group setting...
Briefing paper
Interventions for parents and families: the evidence for improving physical health and wellbeing outcomes for children
This briefing paper describes the extent to which interventions for parents and families can improve child physical health and wellbeing outcomes.