This briefing paper considers the factors that will contribute to effective and safe accommodation by summarising key messages from literature related to sexually exploited and trafficked young people, as well as the provision of specialist foster care for vulnerable young people in general

Shuker, Lucie

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Safe accommodation for sexually exploited and trafficked young people: briefing paper

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