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A community visitor program for young SA people in care?

24 August 2010[spacer height=”15px”]The Guardian’s office has released A Community Visitor Program for Children in State Care reporting on the feasibility of introducing a community visitor program for children and young people in state care in South Australia. The report is the conclusion from background research on other community visitor programs, the outcomes from a discussion with South Australian experts and consultation with the Youth Advisors to the Guardian.[spacer height=”15px”]

A Community Visitor Program for Children in State Care is available for download.

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