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European Social Fund: support for families with multiple problems – a call for evidence

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Part of:
Poverty and social justice, Employment, and Child maintenance reform
Published:
12 April 2011
Applies to:
England

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Summary

Call for evidence in advance of tender for employment-focused provision of support for families with multiple problems.

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European Social Fund: support for families with multiple problems – a call for evidence

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European Social Fund: support for families with multiple problems call for evidence - summary of responses

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Consultation description

We made this call for evidence because the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is looking to commission employment-focused provision for families with multiple problems, supported through its European Social Fund Co-financing arrangements. Funding for the provision is limited to England. The funds available across the English regions may vary in scale.  

We intend local authorities to be the primary route to identify families who would benefit from the provision, and it is likely that providers and local authorities would work closely together.

We welcomed input on a number of areas of policy design.

This call for evidence was specifically aimed at local authorities and other interested parties.

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Published: 12 April 2011

From: Department for Work and Pensions

Part of: Poverty and social justice Employment Child maintenance reform