Going Missing: Young People Absent From Care

Jim Wade · Nina Biehal · Jasmine Clayden · Mike Stein

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Child Welfare and Adoption Legal and Social Justice Studies Homelessness and Social Issues

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Perspectives on Running Away. Research Design. Law and Policy. Who Goes Missing? Patterns of Going Missing. Comparing Types of Absence. Assessing Risks. The Risks for Young People. Histories of Going Missing. Why Young People Go Missing. The Placement Dimension. The Broader Social Work Context. Developing a Coordinated Response. Working with Young People. Conclusion. Bibliography. List of Figures and Tables. Index.

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