Pregnant Teenagers and Young Parents Resource Pack 2009/10 Aimed at those working with parents and parents-to-be aged under 18, this comprehensive resource provides clear and accurate information on a wide range of subjects, including benefits, education, employment, childcare and housing. Presented again this year in the popular, lighter, spiral-bound format, and yet with more information than ever before, the Pregnant Teenagers and Young Parents Resource Pack remains a must-have product. Each pack also includes one copy of the Money for Teenage Parents magazine.
ISBN 978 1 906696 17 7 130 pages
Price: £75 each
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Money for Teenage Parents 2009/10 An integral part of the Pregnant Teenagers and Young Parents Resource Pack, this lively magazine is also available on standalone basis. Full colour, illustrated and presented in question-and-answer-style format, it is a clear and straightforward guide to benefits and other financial help for parents and parents-to-be under 18.
ISBN 978 1 906696 12 2 24 pages
Available in packs of 10 magazines Price: £45 per pack
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Young Mum's Guide The only product of its kind available, this upbeat, full-colour magazine is packed with tips and advice on subjects ranging from pregnancy checks and benefits to budgeting and returning to work or education. A comprehensive list of where to go for further help and lots of suggestions for getting our and about make the Young Mum's Guide an indispensable resource for those working with mums under 25.
ISBN 978 1 85199 293 6 44 pages
Available in packs of 10 magazines Price: £60 per pack
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NEW! Claiming Jobseeker's Allowance - for single parents who are not working or work under 16 hours a week
Information for single parents who are out of work and claiming Jobseeker's Allowance.
ISBN 978 1 906696 14 6
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NEW! Claiming Income Support and Child Tax Credit - for single parents who are not working or work less than 16 hours a week
Information for single parents who are out of work and claiming Income Support and Child Tax Credit.
ISBN 978 1 906696 13 9
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NEW! Money during maternity and adoption
A single parent’s guide to financial entitlements over the maternity/adoption period.
(ISBN 978 1 906696 37 5)
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NEW! Money matters Information and advice for single parents about how to deal with debt problems.
(ISBN 978 1 906696 25 2)
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NEW! Housing options for single parents A guide to the housing options available to single parents and what to do if the family becomes homeless. England/Wales only.
(ISBN 978 1 906696 32 0)
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NEW! Financial help for unexpected or extra expenses
A guide to the financial help available to single parents. England/Wales only.
(ISBN 978 1 906696 34 4)
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Benefits and tax credits if you work 16 or more hours a week
Benefits, tax credits and other financial help available to single parents who work 16 or more hours a week.
ISBN 978 906696 16 0
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Tax credits when your circumstances change
Information for single parents about how and when to report changes in circumstances and how to deal with overpayments.
ISBN 978 1 906696 15 3
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Financial help for single parents who are not working due to ill health
A guide to the help and support available to single parents who are not working due to ill health.
ISBN 978 1 906696 11 5
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Help with reaching agreements when a relationship ends
A guide to the various ways single parents and their ex-partners can be helped to reach agreements about children, finances and property.
ISBN 978 1 906690 20 7
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Action to take when a relationship ends
What to do when a relationship ends, and information about single parents' rights to remain in their home.
ISBN 978 1 906696 19 1
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Managing your houshold bills
Tips for saving money on bills and details of grants and trusts that can be appealed to for help.
ISBN 978 1 906696 18 4
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Making arrangements for child maintenance
Outlines the different options for making arrangements for the payment of child maintenance and how best to deal with the Child Support Agency.
ISBN 978 1 906696 10 8
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Money for higher education students: the guide for lone parents
A guide to the financial help available to single parents planning to enter higher education. England/Wales only.
ISBN 978 1 906696 02 3
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Money for further education students: the guide for lone parents
A guide to the financial help available to single parents interested in trainng or further education. England/Wales only.
ISBN 978 1 906696 03 0
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Help with moving into work: a guide for lone parents
A guide to the financial help available to single parents who are moving into work, including a useful checklist for those returning to work for 16 or more hours a week.
ISBN 978 1 85199 295 2
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Money during maternity and adoption
A single parent's guide to financial entitlement over the maternity/adoption period.
ISBN 978 1 85199 297 9
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Dealing with debt
Information and advice for single parents about how to deal with debt problems.
ISBN 978 1 85199 248 0
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Housing options for lone parents
A guide to the housing options available to single parents and what to do if the family becomes homeless. England/Wales only.
ISBN 978 1 85199 254 5
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Getting legal help
A guide to the various sources of legal help, free and otherwise, available to single parents. England/Wales only.
ISBN 978 1 85199 253 7
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All factsheets available in packs of 10 Price: £20 per pack
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 Looking after Children with Chalenging Behaviour: The Guide for lone parents
Strategies and guidance for dealing with children's challenging or aggressivde behaviour.
ISBN 978 1 85199 243 X
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 Employment Rights: the guide for lone parents
A comprehensive guide to single parent employee rights.
ISBN 978 1 85199 204 9
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The Lone Parent's Guide to Caring For a Child with Additional Needs
Almost three in ten single parents have a sick or disabled child. This full-colour booklet covers all the major issues, including education, special-needs childcare, respite care, financial help, travel and holidays.
ISBN 978 1 85199 241 3
All booklets available in packs of 10 Price: £60 per pack
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