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On the other hand, there are currently popular programmes which help not only children but parents in helping to get their child ready for school. Belsky (2006) discussed the purpose of core services with sure start that SSLP’s were expected to provide. Programmes such as the sure start are there to support families in receiving good quality play, learning, childcare, primary and community health care and the last being the help for children and parents with learning difficultied in providing social help’ Melhuishis et al (2007) cites Belsky (2006). These specialised programmes have been set up to provide care for families who may have a number of different issues, these could be financial issues, problematic homes and etiher way they are
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