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Reimagining residential children's homes: Understanding the national picture. Chapter one (2020)

Published: 23/04/2020

Author: Rome A

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Rome A. (2020). Reimagining residential children's homes: Understanding the national picture. Dartington: Research in Practice.

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Introduction

This series of publications explores key issues identified by strategic planners, policy-makers and practitioners. It provides insights into current debates, research findings, practice developments and user experiences to inform the development of the residential children’s care sector. The series will be of particular interest to strategic leaders, commissioners and decision makers in children’s social care.

Chapter one - Understanding the national picture
This think piece provides a broad overview of residential children’s homes and a picture of national trends. It highlights the current challenges facing the sector as a whole.

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