Residential child care in practice

Mark Smith · Leon C. Fulcher

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Children's Rights and Participation

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A daily life approach to residential child care Safe and secure: the idea of belonging Nurtured: the idea of upbringing Healthy: the idea of wellbeing Achieve and enjoy: the idea of fun Active: the idea of purpose Respected and responsible: the Idea of citizenship Contributing: the idea of generosity Included: the idea of community participation Conclusion.

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