Social Policy for Single Mother Families

afford allowance areas asset assistance authorities benefits building changes childcare City communities construction costs countries demand depend developed direct Dutch dwellings economic effective employment existing framework groups gypsies households housing stock human Ibid implementation important improving income increase individuals Institute Knijn labor labor market lack less living lone majority married means million motherhood Netherlands offered organizations paid participation percent period persons political poor population possible poverty problems programmes protection rates receive reduced reform regimes relationships relatively rent responsibilities result role Romania sector share single mother families Single parent families situation social housing organisations social policy society Source specific strategy Table tenants traditional transition units urban vulnerability welfare women workers