All Family Learning Projects
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Think Community |
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Adult learning and children’s centres |
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Family Impact Findings |
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NIACE Family Learning Update |
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Financial Literacy and Family Learning in Children's Centres |
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Providing the evidence: the impact of wider family learning |
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Adult learning and children's centres |
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Developing and supporting family learning in museums and galleries |
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Family Learning in Children's Centres and Extended Services |
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Skills for grandparents |
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A Load of Dosh |
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The links between family learning and parenting programmes |
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Connect Five |
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Making the Connection: The Mental Health and Family Learning pack |
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Quality Matters: Think Family |
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Family learning to employment |
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Family Learning Matters Topic Papers |
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Renaissance North West |
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Families, Learning and Culture |
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Families, Learning and Progression |
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Families, learning, impact and the national agendas |
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The Learning Family |
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Money Matters To Me |
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Health and FamiliesThe Health and Family Learning project (PoHeFa) is a project funded by the EU Second programme of community action in the field of health (2008-2013), which focuses on the aim to improve people's health security, promote health and generate and disseminate health information and knowledge. The project is led and administered by the South Denmark partnership and involves regional partners from 6 different EU countries: South Denmark (University College South, South Denmark European Office and Langeland Municipality) South West, UK (National Institute of Adult Continuing Education and South West Strategic Health Authority) Sleswig Holstein in Germany (Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Landesvereinigung für Gesundheitsförderung) Finland (Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences) Cyprus (University of Cyprus) Italy (Regione Abruzzo) |
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Stimulating Demand for LearningWorking with learning providers and a range of other partners to implement specific strategies aimed at increasing demand for learning by people with mental health difficulties. Pilot sites across the 9 regions consist of one or more learning or service providers and a range of other partners, to form strong and effective local partnerships that are able to encourage and support people with mental health difficulties into learning. |
1 April 2009 - 31 March 2010 |