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As a supporting paper of the Children and Young People’s Plan (CYPP), our Childcare Sufficiency Assessment identifies gaps in the childcare market and makes recommendations on how best to facilitate the childcare market to ensure that it meets the needs of working parents; in particular those on low incomes, those with children with disabilities, or those who wish their child to attend Welsh medium provision. We hope that everyone with an interest in childcare for children and young people (aged 0-14, and 15-17 for young people with disabilities) will get involved in commenting on and shaping our draft Childcare Sufficiency Assessment Report in order to improve the provision of childcare across Wrexham.
At the moment we are interested in arriving at a consensus around our vision for the future in terms of improving and developing our childcare provision, and the recommendations for achieving this goal.
Our draft Childcare Sufficiency Assessment Summary will be available for people to have a look at and comment on from 23 June 08 until 15 August 08. We can then make the changes needed before the final Childcare Sufficiency Assessment is published in September 2008.
Please make sure your ideas get back to the Children and Young People's Framework Partnership by sending it back to Lauren Pilling at: Tŷ Henblas, Queen's Square, Wrexham LL13 8AZ
OR by e-mailing CYPconsult07@wrexham.gov.uk
Wrexham Children and Young People’s Framework Partnership - Childcare Sufficiency Assessment
(Supporting Paper of the Children and Young People’s Plan)
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (Summary) - PDF version 327Kb 
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (Full Report) - PDF version 2.3Mb 
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment Consultation Questions - Word version 199Kb 
Childcare Sufficiency Assessment Consultation Questions - PDF version 161Kb 
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