Parents' welfare receipt and their children's employment and education outcomes – Stakeholder kit
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Those not in education, employment and/or training during adolescence are at risk of poorer outcomes later in life, including:
- lower levels of employment,
- increased social exclusion,
- reduced health and wellbeing.
Findings from a new @AustralianInstituteofFamilyStudies study presents opportunities for Australian policy to focus on communities with relatively lower educational and occupational levels.
Find out more https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/intergenerational-impacts-work/
Persistent poverty remains an issue in Australia with many people receiving welfare payments for long periods of time likely to be experiencing entrenched underlying disadvantage.
Findings from the new @Australian-Institute-of-Family-Studies study presents opportunities for Australian policy to focus on communities with relatively lower educational and occupational levels.
Find out more https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/intergenerational-impacts-work/
A new study by @aifs_gov_au has revealed adolescents had a higher likelihood of not being in employment or in education or training at age 18–19 if they experienced intergenerational disadvantage.
Find out more https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/intergenerational-impacts-work/
Those not in education, employment and/or training during adolescence are at risk of poorer outcomes later in life, including:
- lower levels of employment,
- increased social exclusion,
- reduced health and wellbeing.
Findings from a new @aifs_gov_au study presents opportunities for Australian policy to focus on communities with relatively lower educational and occupational levels.
Find out more via the link in the bio https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/intergenerational-impacts-work/
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The Australian Institute of Family Studies has found that children raised in families with welfare receipt can face challenges in education and/or work outcomes. The findings present opportunities for Australian policy to focus on communities with relatively lower educational and occupational levels.
Read more https://growingupinaustralia.gov.au/intergenerational-impacts-work/
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