Facing forward : residential child care in the 21st century

David Crimmens

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Child Welfare and Adoption Legal and Social Justice Studies Children's Rights and Participation

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Designed to stimulate thinking and promote debate about the necessary, purposeful and positive possibilities of group care for those who can no longer live at home, either temporarily on in the longer term, this book is organised around their rights& to care as well as within care.

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