James Brokenshire

The government's troubled families project is always £165m in funding to ensure that it is still for Another Year .

launched by David Cameron in 2012, the scheme targets families with multiple and complex social and health problems.

the Existing support for The Project was due to run out later this year, prompting speculation about his future.

But communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said it had proved to be a success in the conversion of life and relieving The Burden on public services.

the programme of The Conservative-Lib dem coalition, at a cost of £448m.

It was newly renovated in 2015, with the goal of helping 400,000 families by 2020.

About £920m been spent since then, of which about £157. 6m to pay in a year, with councils to ensure, on the basis of their results in support of The Most vulnerable families.

Anne Longfield, The Children 's Commissioner for England, said that the government was the announcement of "welcome" to be necessary, followed by "long-to give term and extended financing" this year, with spending.

she raised her children the "crucial role" to ' s centres and family hubs are played in the initiative.

in the framework of The Project , local authorities identify and support families in England with multiple problems, including domestic violence, unemployment, Mental Health problems and school refusal.

Central government funding of local authorities to Work with these families on a payment by performance basis.

In 2016, concluded that the initiative had no measurable effect on school attendance, employment or behavior.

And the former Work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith suggested last year that the scheme was a high-profile "distraction" and some of its objectives "somewhat nebulous".

But the Minister showed that the program reduced The Number of children in the custody of a third party, the reduction of the proportion of adults go to jail for a quarter and had to cut The Number of adults are asking job seekers allowance.

your current analysis suggests have pointed out, 297,733 families "improvements" with the problems that you enter the program for 2015. In 26,848 of these families, one or more adult has moved off benefits and into Work .

Treasury indexed in September's Spending Review , that the program be extended, although the Ministers still have their long-term future.

Mr Jenrick said the new Fund would be used to help families with problems, such as unemployment, poor school attendance, Mental Health issues, anti-social behaviour and domestic violence.

"The program will help more people in need access to early, hands-on and tailored support to change your life for the better," he said.

"this is The Right thing to do for families and for society as a whole, and these reforms will reduce the demand and dependence on expensive, reactive vital public services. "

In his election Manifesto promised a Conservative, to develop "family hubs" to needy families intensive, holistic support in the care of their children, both in the early years through to adulthood.

Mr Jenrick's predecessor, James Brokenshire , suggested that in the last year of the troubled families project can be renamed to ensure that it is not always in the way of positive goals".

The Department for communities said, all future changes would be considered and announced in due course.

Source of news: bbc.com