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Evaluation of the Siblings Together Buddy Project
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The Children and Young Persons Act (2008)1, placed a duty on local Authorities to accommodate siblings together in care, so far is as reasonably practicable and subject to welfare considerations. International policy similarly encourages the placement of siblings together. A recent survey in England2 found that nearly half of sibling groups living in local authority care are separated from their siblings and over a third of children in care who have at least one siblin...
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- 2017-03-05
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