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Caring on the breadline the financial implications of caring | Author(s) | Emily Holzhausen, Vicky Pearlman |
Corporate Author | Carers National Association - CNA |
Publisher | Carers National Association, London, 2000 |
Pages | 34 pp |
Source | Carers National Association, 20-25 Glasshouse Yard, London EC1A 4JT. |
Keywords | Informal care ; Economics ; Invalid care allowance ; Social surveys. |
Annotation | Publication of the National Carers Strategy in February 1999 paved the way for more recognition and support to be offered to carers. The Strategy offered specific measures for carers, and the Scottish Executive has published a similar strategy. However, these strategies have not dealt with the financial difficulties faced by carers. This study explores the financial circumstances of carers throughout the UK. It focuses on: whether, and in what way, carers' financial circumstances change as a result of caring; the impact that these changes have on the lives of carers; and the changes that carers believe the Government could make to improve their financial circumstances. Recommendations are made concerning combating poverty, improving basic income, making work possible, and combating social exclusion. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-010306004 B |
Classmark | P6: W: JHI: 3F |
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