'Research on the Public Administration Aspects of the Family Fund'

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Paper for the Family Fund Research Project Advisory Committee.

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Family Fund ArchiveFF

Administrative RecordsFF/1

Financial RecordsFF/2

Staff RecordsFF/3

Records Concerning Grants to Families and Applications ReceivedFF/4

Research and Advisory RecordsFF/5

Public Relations RecordsFF/6

Records of Related OrganisationsFF/7

Social Policy Research UnitFF/7/1

Research PapersFF/7/1/1

DHSS PapersFF/7/1/1/1

Joseph Rowntree Memorial Trust [later Joseph Rowntree Foundation] PapersFF/7/1/1/2

'Clothing the Very Severely Handicapped Child'FF/7/1/1/2/1

'Proposal for Study of Attendance Allowance'FF/7/1/1/2/2

'A Research Proposal for a Study of Stress in Families with Very Severely Congenitally Handicapped Children'FF/7/1/1/2/3

'Progress Report to Advisory Committee - 10.5.74'FF/7/1/1/2/4

'A Study of the results produced by the different methods of processing applications to the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/5

'A note on the prevalence of children meeting the criteria of very severe congenital handicap adopted by the Family Fund with estimates of the prevalence of children with very severe non - congenital handicaps'FF/7/1/1/2/6

'The provision of holidays for handicapped children by local authorities'FF/7/1/1/2/7

'Family Fund Research Project'FF/7/1/1/2/8

'The financial problems of families with handicapped children and an evaluation of the Attendance Allowance'FF/7/1/1/2/9

'Report on the pilot investigation into the effects of Family Fund publicity in a local area'FF/7/1/1/2/10

'Factors affecting the size of grants given by the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/11

'Relationship between the Family Fund and Statutory Agencies with responsibilities for Handicapped Children'FF/7/1/1/2/12

'The level of local authority provision for handicapped children and the rate of applications and the size of grants of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/13

'Comparison of the distribution of claims for the Attendance Allowance with application to the Family Fund by Region and Disease'FF/7/1/1/2/14

'Research on the Public Administration Aspects of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/15

'How Applicants learned of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/16

'Family Fund Research Project: Are there opportunities for epidemiological research'FF/7/1/1/2/17

'Working Paper on the Stress Study'FF/7/1/1/2/18

'Progress Report to Advisory Committee 16th June 1975'FF/7/1/1/2/19

'Knowledge of the Family Fund amongst the parents of children attending a school for severely mentally handicapped children in Leeds'FF/7/1/1/2/20

'Progress Report on the follow-up Survey of a Sample of families with handicapped children'FF/7/1/1/2/21

'Analysis of Re-applications to the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/22

'Further Findings from the Family Fund File: The location, family composition, disease and social class of applicants to the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/23

'Progress Report on Stage II of the Stress Study'FF/7/1/1/2/24

'A study of the mobility needs of handicapped children including a review of Family Fund policy on mobility and an appraisal of the Mobility Allowance'FF/7/1/1/2/25

'Basic Tabulations of the Follow-up Survey'FF/7/1/1/2/26

'Take-Up of the Attendance Allowance'FF/7/1/1/2/27

'Assessing Impairment, Disability and Handicap'FF/7/1/1/2/28

'The Financial Consequences of Caring for a Handicapped Child at Home'FF/7/1/1/2/29

'Take-Up of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/30

'Variations in provision by local authority social services departments for families with handicapped children'FF/7/1/1/2/31

'The Education of the handicapped child: Some points arising from the Family Fund: A note of evidence to the Warnock Committee'FF/7/1/1/2/32

'Some Practical Consequences of Caring for Handicapped Children at Home'FF/7/1/1/2/33

'Factors associated with severely disabling conditions in children'FF/7/1/1/2/34

'Families Perceptions of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/35

'An analysis of the families rejected by the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/36

'Housing Handicapped Children and their Families'FF/7/1/1/2/37

'Research Using the Family Fund Data'FF/7/1/1/2/38

'One Thousand Families 1983-1988: Patterns of use of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/39

'Draft Proposal to Extend the Policy Development and Research Role of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/40

'The Family Fund Database, Statistics and Related Research'FF/7/1/1/2/41

'Proposal to Establish a Project to Organise and Manage Research That is Linked to the Work of the Family Fund'FF/7/1/1/2/42

'The Family Fund as a Research Resource - The Way Forward'FF/7/1/1/2/43

'Collecting Information on Disability: Ethical and Legal Issue'FF/7/1/1/2/44

'The Family Fund Database'FF/7/1/1/2/45

'One Thousand Families, Twenty Years On: A National Survey of the Needs and Circumstances of Families Caring for a Severely Disabled Child'FF/7/1/1/2/46

'The Needs and Priorities of Families Caring for a Severely Disabled Child'FF/7/1/1/2/47

Family Fund Trust PapersFF/7/1/1/3

Conference PapersFF/7/1/1/4

Statistical Anaylsis of Applications and GrantsFF/7/1/2

Working PapersFF/7/1/3