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Step families
same sex parents
nuclear parents
widowed families
foster family
non - working family
working family
mixed race family
mixed religion family
families who have suffered the loss of a child
large families
children in care
families with no children
small families
adopted families
non - married families
single parent families

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Nuclear
Extended
Step
Half
Adoptive
Single Parent
Same sex
Grandparent
Childless
Mixed race
Foster
Married
Unmarried
Working
Non working
Stay at home mother
Stay at home father
Large family
Divorced family
Separated family

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Family structures within today's society could include the following:
Nuclear families
Single parent families
Same sex couple families
Extended families
Step families
Foster families
Childless families
Married families
Unmarried families
Mixed race families
Adopted families
Working families
Non working families
Guardianship families

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Nuclear
Extended
Lone-parent
Nomadic
Communal
Adoptive
Reconstituted
Same sex
Mixed race
Step/blended
Foster
Childless/Couple
Composed
Gradparent
Working
Non-working

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NUCLEAR FAMILY
STEP FAMILY
UNEMPLOYED FAMILY
FOSTER FAMILY
ADOPTED FAMILY
WORKING FAMILY
SINGLE PARENT FAMILY 4
MIXED RACE FAMILY
CHILDLESS FAMILY
UMARRIED FAMILY
EXTENEDED FAMILY
WIDOWED FAMILY
SAME SEX FAMILY

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Nuclear family
Step family
Widowed family
Unemployed family
Foster family
Adopted family
Working family
Single parent family
Same sex family
Childless family
Extended family
Mixed race family
Unmarried family

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1. Nuclear
2. Single Parented
3. Same Sex
4. Co habited
5. Step Families
6. Working Family
7. Stay at home Family/Parent
8. Adopted
9. Families who have lost children
10. Widowed

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1. Nuclear family
2. Single parent family
3. Same sex parents
4. Unmarried parents
5. Step family
6. Stay at home parents
7. Working parent family
8. Foster/adopted family
9. Extended family member as main caregiver
10. Widowed family
11. Mixed race/religion/ethnicity

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Family structures in society

Nuclear Family
Unmarried family
widowed family
Single mother as main caregiver
Single father as main care giver
Stay at home Parent(s); stay at home Mum/Dad or both (as with same sex couples)
Working parent(s); Mum/Dad or both (as with same sex couples).
Re-married/step families
Large family (more than 2 children)
Small family (single child)
Childless family
Extended family (other family members living together)
Grandparent(s) family (or other family member having PR)
Same sex parents
Adopted family
Foster family
Mixed race/cultural family
Mixed religion family

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*Nuclear family
*Same sex parents
*Step families
*Mixed ethnicity families
*Single parent families
*Foster families
*Adopted families
*2 working parents
*Stay at home Dad families-
Mum as bread winner.
*Co-habitation instead of marriage
*Grandparents as main carer
*Cross generational families
*Children brought up in local Authority care by many different carers.
*Widowed families

Kelly Jones-Canning

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Liana Pearson.The differnt type of families that are recogonised within society  are 

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Liana Pearson.The differnt type of families that are recogonised within society  are 

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1. Nuclear family
2. Same sex parents, married or single.
3.unmarried parents
4. single parents.
5.mixed race families
6.step families
7. working parents
8. childless couples
9. being raised by other family members eg grandparents aunties etc
10. widowed families
11. unemployed parents
12. adopted families
13. Foster families.

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Families I recognise within society:

·         Nuclear families

·         Separated parents families

·         Bisexual families

·         Homosexual families

·         Adopted families

·         Foster families

·         Working parents families

·         Grandparents families (children living with grandparents)

·         Widowed families

·         Families without children

·         Unmarried parents families

·         Mixed raced families

·         Unemployed families

·         Blended families

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Different types of family structures within society today.
Nuclear Family
Single Parent Family
Step Family
Adopted Family
Grandparent Family
Extended Family
Childless Family
Same Sex Family
Foster Family
Cross Generational Families
Non Married Families

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Types of family structures within todays society include:
- Nuclear families
- Same sex families
- Foster families
- Adoptive families
- Single parented families
- Extended families
- Grandparent families ( grandparents bringing up children due to absent parents etc).
- Childless families
- Mixed race families
- Blended families
- Never married families

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Single Parent
Widowed
Mixed Race
Nuclear
Unemployed
Adopted
Fostered
Looked after children
Interfaith
Guardian
Working Class
LGBT
Co-habiting adults
Married adults without children
Blended Family

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Types of family structure in today's' society:
-same sex family
-blended family
-mix race families
-working class families
-unmarried families
-nuclear family
-family with no children
-adopted families
-foster families
-guardians
-single parent families
-LGBT families

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Family structures within society:
-Two parent families
-Single parents
-Same sex parents
-Adopted parents
-working families
-Unempolyed parents
-Step parents
-Mixed race families
-Co-habbiting parents
There are many types of families which makes it very difficult to 'define' family as one definate term

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Family structures that I am aware of within society:

- Single parent families
- Separated parent families
- Widowed families
- Same sex couple families
- Working parent families
- Both parents unemployed families
- Families where the guardian/parent requires care
- Blended families e.g. step parents/siblings
- Mix raced families
- Childless families
- Children raised by other family members e.g. grandparents
- Children within care
- Unmarried couple families
- Families who have suffered the bereavement of a child