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Children's care monitor 2008
29 Aug 2008
Ref: 070207
The Children's care monitor 2008 is our first annual report of what children and young people living away from home or getting help from children's social care services have told us about six things that are important to their lives:
keeping safe, bullying, having a say in what happens to them, making complaints and suggestions, education, and care planning for people being looked after in care. The monitor provides children's own evaluation of the state of social care as they experience it.
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| File name | File type | File size |
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| pdf Childrens care monitor 2008.pdf | 2.88 MB |
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