Moving on - but staying connected. An exploration of young people's transitions from Break and the role of the Moving On team
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Schofield, G., et al., Moving on - but staying connected. An exploration of young people's transitions from Break and the role of the Moving On team. Norwich, Centre for Research on Children and Families, University of East Anglia, 2015, 96 p.
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Palabras clave:
Menores, Emancipación, Protección de menores, Transición, Planes de transición, Servicios de apoyo, Reino Unido
Menores, Emancipación, Protección de menores, Transición, Planes de transición, Servicios de apoyo, Reino Unido
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