​Job stability in the children's services sector can vary depending on a variety of factors, including the economy, government funding, and demand for services in each area.

However, in general, jobs in the children's services sector tend to be relatively stable due to the ongoing need for services to support children and families. Social workers, child welfare workers, and other professionals working in this field provide critical support to vulnerable children and families, and their work is essential to the well-being of communities.

Government funding for children's services can be a major factor in job stability in this sector. During times of economic uncertainty or budget cuts, funding for social services may be reduced, which can impact the availability of jobs. However, government funding for children's services is generally considered to be a high priority, and many jurisdictions prioritise funding for these services even during difficult economic times.

In addition, the ongoing need for services in this sector means that there is generally a steady demand for qualified professionals. This includes social workers, child welfare workers, therapists, and other professionals who work with children and families.

Overall, while job stability in the children's services sector can be affected by a variety of factors, it is generally considered to be a relatively stable career path with ongoing demand for services.

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