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Daycare Trust research team

Kate Goddard

Kate Goddard is Policy and Research Officer at Daycare Trust, supporting all areas of the Trust's policy and research work.  Since joining the organisation in May 2006, Kate has worked on a number of policy areas such as childcare costs, the childcare workforce (including the Transformation Fund) and the childcare needs of further education students.

Prior to joining Daycare Trust, Kate was Policy Officer at Skill: National Bureau for Students with Disabilities for three years. She has also worked in Brussels for a European-level NGO, Euro Citizen Action Service

  

Patricia Bartholomeou

Patricia joined the Daycare Trust in 2008, and is now leading and completing the Listening to Families research for publication in February 2009. 

Previously to joining the Daycare Trust Patricia was a Researcher with the Public Policy Group at the London School of Economics (LSE) where she undertook a number of research projects on behalf of the National Audit Office, while also working towards an MSc in Political Sociology at the LSE, previous to this she was Assistant Managing Editor for Political Studies Review.   

 

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