Childcare-Sufficiency-Assessment-Refresh-March-2013-Final-Draft

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Further detail on services offered, rating on childcare availability, suggestions for improvement and future plans providedby the settings can be seen in the frequency tables and text responses.13.4 Vacancies73% of the settings currently have half day vacancies with 64% having full day vacancies. 36% of respondents indicatedthat there was an increase in vacancies compared to the previous year. The settings were asked a further questionregarding the cause of the increase. The table below shows the reasons provided:Num NumIncrease in <strong>Childcare</strong> costs 8Opening/Closing hours notsuitable5Parents Unemployed 21Increase in number ofchildcare setting in the area11Family membersOther7Unemployed1613.5 Cost/Payment*18% of settings responding to the survey said they ask for a deposit from parents before they start using their service.40% charge a retainer fee.32
Where a range of charges has been provided by the setting the average value has been used for cost calculations.Data provided from the survey shows the current average hourly rate is £4.35 ranging from £3.00 to £6. 00.The average daily rate ** £33.30, ranging from £14.00 to £50.00The average weekly rate £155.50, ranging from £70.00 to £220.00*Where a range of charges has been provided by the setting the average value has been used for cost calculations** Daily Rate min 8 hrs13.6 Local <strong>Childcare</strong> MarketProviders were asked their opinion regarding the quality of childcare provision in RCTSatisfactory 21%Good 40%Excellent 38%Don’t Know 20%13.7 Provider’s Comments made for suggested improvements for childcare for disabled children“Access & Funding”“Assisted Places”“Availability for full daycare places for under 5 is very limited especially due to the extra care needed withchildminder, so specialist provision should be made incl funding”“Easy parking, equipment needed ramps, easy access to buildings”“Funding for premises to be altered to suit”“Grants for home adjustments”“Grants to childminders - where necessary for alterations & equipment”33
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