Abuse and neglect in care then and now: the implications of the forgotten australians report for contemporary leaving care policy and practice

Philip Mendes; Badal Moslehuddin

Abuse and neglect in care then and now: the implications of the forgotten australians report for contemporary leaving care policy and practice

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This book seeks to make a significant contribution to a growing body of work that charts what happened to former care residents referred to as the Forgotten Australians and what governments and others have done to address the challenges that face this now aging population

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Surviving Care: Achieving justice and healing for the Forgotten Australians
Editors	Richard Hil, Elizabeth Branigan
Place of Publication	Australia
Publisher	Bond University Press
Pages	217 - 230
Number of pages	14
ISBN (Print)	9780980618754
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Abuse and neglect in care then and now: the implications of the forgotten australians report for contemporary leaving care policy and practice. / Mendes, Philip; Moslehuddin, Badal.

Surviving Care: Achieving justice and healing for the Forgotten Australians. ed. / Richard Hil; Elizabeth Branigan. Australia : Bond University Press, 2010. p. 217 - 230.

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