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Structures and offers for small children
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Therefore, the awareness is growing: We cannot afford to go on like this any more!
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Potential earners The load of social security benefits health care and nursing expenses Education and training expenses
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Potential earners The load of social security benefits health care and nursing expenses Education and training expenses
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Everyone, in particular women, is needed in the labour market. Without day-care facilities for children that are good regarding quality as well as quantity, they can either have an alternative job or children In addition, it has socially unacceptable consequences – either short-term or long- term. So CARE + EDUCATION of children
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We cannot afford not to invest there: Perry-Preschool-Study reveals the price/performance ratio of 1$: 7.1$ (at the age of 27) and 1$: 17.07$ (at the age of 40) (including 12.90$ for the general public and 4.17$ for the individual.) James Heckmann (Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2000): Early education has the highest rate of return.
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> 2013 Legal claim for all children at the age of 1 and 2
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Child/Parents Day-care Facility/Day care Youth welfare office Legal claim Day-care contract Funding + Parental contribution
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Day-care is -diverse - flexible -Individual -or cheaper ( (at the expense of the people?) Day-care is -diverse - flexible -Individual -or cheaper ( (at the expense of the people?)
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Price controls almost everything! By paying for the day-carer: - What king of quality can be expected? (who is interested in the activity, what level of qualification, what is the design of the rooms, equipment…) - What scope and what flexibility of the offer can you buy? As for the parental contribution: - Who can afford it? - When is it worth to go to work with respect to the nursing costs? Is it desirable/allowed to admit any social differentiation regarding the price?
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Day-care Facility (Day Nursery) Day Care Sizefrom small to large day- care facilities (cca 15 - 300 children) from neighbourly help (1 - 2 children) to semi-professional (> 5 children) Personnelhired skilled personnelprivate people with 160 hours of specialised training + First Aid Course Opening Hoursfrom half-day day-care facilities (West) to all-day day-care facilities (12 hodin) from a few hours up to 24 hour offers high flexibility Organising institution local authorities, welfare agencies, private organisations freelance day-carer Roomsstimulating and inspiring rooms 3-4sqm/child; sanitation and board provided a room appropriate for children in the flat of the day- carer (or of the parents) Supervisionauthorisation to conduct business authorisation to provide care Fundingstate + (mostly) parental contribution
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Day-care Facility (Day Nursery) Day Care Sizefrom small to large day- care facilities (ca 15 - 300 children) from neighbourly help (1 to 2 children) to semi-professional (up to 5 children) Personnelhired skilled personnelprivate people with 160 hours of training Opening Hoursfrom half-day day-care facilities (West) to all-day day-care facilities (12 hours) from a few hours to 24 hour offers high flexibility Organising institution local authorities, welfare agencies, private organisations freelance day-carer Roomsstimulating and inspiring rooms 3-4sqm/child; sanitation and board provided a room appropriate for children in the flat of the day- carer (or of the parents) Supervisionauthorisation to conduct business authorisation to provide care Fundingstate + (mostly) parental contribution
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…e.g. professionally supported offers for parents and children!
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