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Little, M (2010) "Looked After Children: Can existing services ever succeed?" Adoption and Fostering Journal, vol 34, number 2, pp.3-7.
Abstract:
Should the state continue to provide substitute care? With a new UK government likely to implement a number of changes in social care provision, Michael Little challenges the effectiveness of current services provided by the state for looked after children.
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The PDF attached below is a pre-peer reviewed version of the following article: Little, M (2010) "Looked After Children: Can existing services ever succeed?" Adoption and Fostering Journal, vol 34, number 2, pp.3-7.
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