Lone-parent households most vulnerable as more dip below the breadline
ONE in six households was stuck in a poverty trap before the recession even hit, . . . → Read More: Poverty threat for one in six families
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STORIES of families struck by suicide were brought into the public arena yesterday as politicians were urged to push for a national research programme into . . . → Read More: Calls for national suicide research programme About a sixth of households were still in the poverty trap in the dying days of the economic boom, it emerged today. Researchers found . . . → Read More: Sixth of households ‘in poverty before recession’ A NEW organisation for parents bereaved by the death of a baby, either during or soon after pregnancy, is to hold its first support meeting . . . → Read More: Cork-based group for parents bereaved by death of baby ALMOST 2,500 households a month – some 80 a day – are having their electricity disconnected after failing to pay their bills. The number of . . . → Read More: Suppliers disconnect electricity to 10,678 customers THE Ombudsman for Children is commissioning a report to examine how to address barriers to education for children in care. Tenders to carry out . . . → Read More: Report to focus on barriers to education of children in care PARENTS who fail to keep up maintenance payments will face jail under new legal proposals unveiled yesterday, but the opposition claimed many maintenance recipients . . . → Read More: Defaulting parents risk prison over maintenance |
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