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… Indeed, projections suggest that 57,000‒ 148.000 people could fall into poverty, while the middle class could shrink by as many as 100,000 people. This is equivalent … don’t have access to internet and technology and therefore could not benefit of online education, an independent …
… or behavioural problems without assessing provisions that could tackle these barriers. In Europe … it be a preventive measure for a familial crisis that could result from growing tension and difficul- ties. On the … one in two children failed to reach adulthood. Children could lose one of their brothers and sisters in childhood, or …
… work on the design and layout of the report. This study could not have been produced without the participation of the … malformations, stillbirths or premature births that could be linked to radiation exposure. One study of 138 … tions rather than greater awareness. One reason for this could be an apparent fit with higher child and adolescent …
… face. Non-cash based support services to families, which could help build parental capacities and facilitate family … placed into care, many parents said it was because they could not nd or access other forms of support. When a … placed into care, many parents said it was because they could not find or access other forms of support.! " " 4 …
… and significant changes in daily routine, quarantine could have traumatic consequences not only on the adult … = 0.319; M13–17 = 10.73, SE = 0.587), indicating that we could include all children into a single age group. The … represent an uncertain and threatening situation that could trigger anxiety symptoms [73] and interfere with …
… (2009) suggest that the definition of child abandonment could depend on the legislation of a specific country. … four or more children in their family and felt that they could not afford any more. The study also found that 72% of … If this fall in birth rate is taken into account, then it could be argued that the rate of child abandonment in Romania …
… by virtue of being under 18, most are older teenagers who could perhaps more suitably be referred to as ‘young people’ … in a small boat as they crossed from Turkey to Greece: “We could see figures of men and some cars or vans near where we … swim and some were panicking. We didn’t know what to do. I could see that some of them were dropping away. I couldn’t …
… — and not just to say it’s all going to be OK. I know that could never be true — even if my mum stops drinking, I’ll … in our service ... that a second generation of children could move on to have an addiction themselves, so maternal … quite a lot … it was one of the only things [alcohol] you could buy anyway so you didn’t really have much of a choice. …
… or consultation. Many fear they will be judged and that it could increase their risk of being separated from their … criteria listed in the previous section, and families that could realistically reintegrate institutionalised children … allowance, referring the family to an organisation that could provide food and clothing during difficult periods, …
… applications to the court for national adoption which could only benefit 25 per cent of those registered as … reduces the number of children in institutional care. This could be referred to as the ‘do- gooder hypothesis’, which … deinstitutionalisation in sending countries. However, it could be questioned as to why there are still large numbers …