Whose family?

1. Families who cares?

187. Vulnerable groups in respect of housing are large families, young families, and those living in the cities.

Hey, look whose moved in with the Morgans.

Aye, but whose bloody family?

Father, who is our new governess going to be?

189,140, or 50 per cent of families, have adequate housing 94,570, or 25 per cent of families, have no adequate accommodation 10,000, or 3 per cent of families, still occupy others' property 7,565 families, or 2 per cent, use substitute accommodation 75,656 families, or 20 per cent, rent their accommodation.

(a) Population, households and families.

8. Family and housing

Who lives?

Please write underneath your residential address and home number.

We have blended families, adopted families, we have nuclear families living in separate houses and divorced families living in the same house.

If family expenses for housing and public utilities exceed 30 of its (the family's) aggregate income, a housing allowance is given to those in need.

The idea of Residential Housing Projects was developed to provide a more domestic and independent family environment, giving families housing or motel style accommodation in a community setting.

Breadwinner living outside the household

By who?

This applies to rental housing, cooperative housing and single family houses.

241. Table 17 reflects the number of families living in occupied housing units.

No. of households in occupied units No. of units

However, approximately 1.7 million or 16 percent of all households are in core housing need.

Who's there?

Who caught him?

Ms. O'Rourke (Ireland) replied that, under the Family Home Protection Act, the consent of both spouses was needed for sale of the family home.

A field survey revealed that 1,400 special hardship families and 600 other impoverished refugee families were living in sub standard housing.

Percentile distribution of management of family aggregates as per place of residence

The course provides information about domestic violence and who should be contacted in situations involving domestic violence.

Someone! Catch that man!

Who lives upstairs?

Who lives there?

Well, who lives here?

Who lives up there?

quot (a) for personal, family or household purposes

Families have been struck by devastating grief, losing loved ones, homes and livelihoods.

The goals of the national shelter policy are that by the year 2000 every urban household will have one housing unit, 70 per cent of the families will have units complete with basic facilities and the per capita living space will increase to 12 14 square metres.

In cases of domestic violence, courts could and did exclude the abusive spouse from the matrimonial home irrespective of who owned it.

The first type covers the following issues families living in critical housing conditions homeless families female (often single) headed households displaced families (refugees and evicted families).

Hey, grab that Miss What'sHer...

Who's there? Stop

Shut up! I told you I'd kill you if you touched her!

Families with insufficient resources to buy a home on the housing market

The number of families evicted in the last five years amounts to 44,350, and all families that have the right to alternative accommodation are not exposed to forcible eviction but are mostly provided with alternative accommodation, in accordance with the law.

Today we know that families are living further and further apart, and that definitely takes a toll on family relationships and family bonds over distance.

The latter includes (i) general actions related to shelter, services and settlement wide issues (ii) actions for families in especially difficult circumstances (including those in critical housing conditions, the homeless, female headed households and evicted families) and (iii) specific actions for children (mainly children in especially difficult circumstances).

Schoolteacher has graciously changed her mind and shall live in palace.

Who lives in this house?