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The Family Read the bullet points as you go through the Power Points. Can you write something about each? NO - Look at you class jotters. Click on a  symbol to see a video clip on the topic. Click on the  symbol to go to a web site. Make notes / write a few sentences / write figures about each topic in your revision notes from the video clips.

Remember to …. Open the Box for any KU or INV topic question. You must add more to the topic in the question and write a story about it with examples.

Concepts Need Equality Ideology a a  a 

What you should know. The different types of families. That children can cost a lot of money to look after. Different families have different financial needs. Income affects a family’s standard of living. The effects of poverty on families. That the financial needs of families can be met by –National Government –Local Government –Voluntary Organisations –Families and Friends –Child Care a a  a 

What is a Family? A family is any group where one or more adults is responsible for looking after one or more children An Extended Family A Single or Lone Parent Family A Nuclear Family How UK Families are Changing 

Marriages and Divorces in Britain [thousands] Marriage Divorce

Marriages and Divorces in Britain [thousands] MarriageFalling Divorce

Marriages and Divorces in Britain [thousands] MarriageFalling DivorceRising

% Families with children Families with 1 or more children Families with no children

% Families with children Families with 1 or more childrenFalling Families with no children

% Families with children Families with 1 or more childrenFalling Families with no childrenRising

12 % Children living in different families Children Living in couple families Children living in lone parent families

13 % Children living in different families Children Living in couple familiesFalling Children living in lone parent families

14 % Children living in different families Children Living in couple familiesFalling Children living in lone parent familiesRising

Clothes  Holidays  Pocket Money   Children cost money Child Wages 

Family Financial Needs  Housing  Food  Heating 

Poverty and Single Parent Families  What do children think  Rising Child Poverty  Housing  One-parent families on the increase  Poverty rise as costs increase  Health 

Meeting the financial needs of families  Families and Friends National Government Local Government Voluntary Organisations Child Benefit  Flexible Working  Horizons Programme  Housing Benefit  Alan Shearer  Grand Parents Help 