High child care costs mean 1 in 4 women delay or decide against having children
August 16, 2007 by Andy Merrett · Leave a Comment
One in four women have decided against having children altogether, or are delaying having one, because of the high cost of quality preschool and child care, according to the anti-crime organisation “Fight Crime: Invest in Kids”.
28% of women aged 25-34 have delayed starting a family or decided against having a second or subsequent child.
Law enforcement leaders are calling on Congress to increase support for child care and Head Start. Research shows that when at-risk children receive quality child care and Head Start, they are less likely to end up in trouble with the law when they grow up.
UK Conservative party say marriage is good for society
February 22, 2007 by Andy Merrett · Leave a Comment
Last year, the British Cnservative party said that the church should promote marriage, and now former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith is heading up the social justice policy group and speaking out on marriage and society.
There’s a link between families breaking down and gun crime, he says
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