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An evaluation of approaches to commissioning young people's services
09 Aug 2011
Ref: 110043
This small-scale survey examines approaches to the commissioning of services for young people in 12 local authority areas and reports on the experience of national organisations involved in this work.
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| word An evaluation of approaches to commissioning young people's services.doc | word | 746.50 KB |
| pdf An evaluation of approaches to commissioning young people's services.pdf | 264.33 KB | |
| word An evaluation of approaches to commissioning young people's services - summary.doc | word | 386.00 KB |
| pdf An evaluation of approaches to commissioning young people's services - summary.pdf | 61.72 KB |
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