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   Why do people use meals on Wheels?

   • The service also helps to promote independence and rehabilitation following hospital discharge. And Meals on Wheels benefit service providers themselves. There was overwhelmingly a sense of pride for giving back to the community and the reciprocal relationships developed with clients were immensely rewarding.

   2021: Meals on Wheels benefits - University of Bristol

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   Why are free school meals important?

   • For many children and young people, free school meals are their main source of hot, nutritious food. Healthy, free meals at school help enable all children to have the same opportunities to learn and thrive, no matter where they grow up.

   Expanding free school meals: a cost benefit analysis

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   Why are Meals on Wheels a problem?

   • These concerns, Dr Papadaki explains, are particularly important seeing that Meals on Wheels are suffering budget cuts and closures, nationally and globally. “What we found suggests that Central Government needs to protect and financially support local authorities to continue offering Meals on Wheels.

   2021: Meals on Wheels benefits - University of Bristol

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   What are free school meals?

   • Free school meals are intended as additional support to low income families during the school term. They ensure the most disadvantaged children in society receive a free and nutritious meal each day that they are in school, helping them to concentrate, learn and achieve.

   Questions and answers on free school meals - The Education Hub

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   What changes have been made to school meal eligibility?

   • In 2014 we extended free school meal eligibility so that further education students can access them and in 2018 we introduced new eligibility criteria to support the transition to Universal Credit. These changes mean we expect to help more children under the new system.

   Free school meals and other support for disadvantaged pupils – here’s

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   Should free school meals be expanded?

   • The evidence suggested that expanding Free School Meals results in: Every £1 invested in this scenario is estimated to generate £1.38 in the core benefits.

   Expanding free school meals: a cost benefit analysis

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2. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2022/05/31 › free-schoolFree school meals and other support for disadvantaged pupils ...

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   May 31, 2022 · How can disadvantaged pupils get free school meals during the holidays? Vulnerable families can get support throughout the year via their councils. The Household Support Fund was extended...

3. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › full‘It’s not just about the dinner; it’s about everything else ...

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   Nov 12, 2021 · Meals on Wheels (MoWs), as a service offered by 42% of local authorities across the United Kingdom (UK) (National Association of Care Catering, 2018), might be crucial in delivering food to housebound adults.

   • Author: Angeliki Papadaki, Becky (Behiye) Ali, Ailsa M Cameron, Miranda E G Armstrong, Paul R Isaacs, Kali T...

   • Publish Year: 2021

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5. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2020/10/19 › questionsQuestions and answers on free school meals - The Education Hub

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   Oct 19, 2020 · Free school meals are intended as additional support to low income families during the school term. They ensure the most disadvantaged children in society receive a free and nutritious meal...

6. urbanhealth.org.uk › insights › reportsExpanding free school meals: a cost benefit analysis

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   Why expand free school meals? All children deserve the chance to grow up healthy, no matter where they live. Yet rising poverty rates mean that more families are finding it difficult to afford healthy food.

7. www.wvi.org › publications › enoughSchool Meals Overview: the power of universal, inclusive and ...

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   Sep 9, 2024 · This document highlights the myriad benefits of school meal programmes for children and adolescents, among them: alleviating hunger, increasing student enrolment – and retention, improving learning outcomes, strengthening household finances, protecting children from child labour and early marriage, stabilising communities, and many more ...

8. post.parliament.uk › research-briefings › post-pn-0704Child food insecurity and Free School Meals - POST

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   Jul 31, 2023 · Free School Meals (FSM) initiatives require local authorities to provide eligible pupils with weekday nutritious term-time meals. While it is difficult to measure the effect of FSM on food insecurity directly, FSM can provide health, educational and economic benefits.

9. www.bristol.ac.uk › meals-on-wheels-benefits2021: Meals on Wheels benefits | Elizabeth Blackwell ...

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   23 November 2021. New research, led by the University of Bristol and supported by the Elizabeth Blackwell Institute, has explored the benefits of meals on wheels from a service providers’ perspective, and the challenges services face, particularly during the pandemic.