Redistributing care: why respite support should exist for struggling birth families, not just foster carers and adopters

by National IRO Managers Partnership (NIROMP), posted in Good practice / Performance / Improvement, News

Brigid Featherstone and Amanda Boorman talk about their experiences of respite support and how it might be used to support birth families before a child is removed …

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