Who Cares?: Young people in care speak outRaissa Page, G.A. Clark The reasons for children coming into care are many, so too are the services and provisions that structure their new lives. The manner in which these are applied to individual children varies beyond classification. Care means many different things to many different children, but every child in care today shares the common ground of an early experience of family distress and breakdown. |
Contents
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2 Received into care | 12 |
3 The stigma of care | 16 |
4 Good points and bad | 19 |
5 The personal cost of care | 25 |
6 Making sense of care | 29 |
7 Discipline punishment and violence | 35 |
8 The sixmonthly review | 40 |
9 Other kinds of care | 44 |
10 When care ends | 51 |
11 Who cares? | 57 |
Charter of rights for young people in care | 62 |
The things we want to change | 63 |


