This project report discusses the development and delivery of the RESPECT project, a personal development programme run by Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service for young people in Cheshire who are at risk of social exclusion

Collier, Kevan

Thurston, Miranda

Ward, Fiona

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RESPECT:  A personal development programme for young people at risk of social exclusion

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RESPECT: A personal development programme for young people at risk of social exclusion

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