Conference reflections: EUSARF 2012

Conference reflections: EUSARF 2012

The 12th European Scientific Association on Residential Foster Care for Children and Adolescents Conference (EUSARF) 2012 was held in Glasgow from 3-7th September. Delegates attended from 35 countries spanning five continents, making for a rich international mix. Shortly after, Iain Matheson, a mana...

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Main Author:	Laura Steckley
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	CELCIS 2013-06-01
Series:	Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care
Subjects:	child care youth care social work foster care
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