Improving Mental Health Support for Children in the Care of the UK State https://t.co/07TlxcV1QD

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Alison O’Sullivan explores the role of corporate parenting at a time of increased focus on meeting the mental health needs of children in the UK, making the case for improved mental health support for children in the care of the state as an important part of the solution.

Read the full piece at source: IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN THE CARE OF THE UK STATE

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