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Good practice resource - Intergenerational working: creating opportunities for young people through links with local providers of care for the elderly: YMCA Derbyshire
17 Jan 2012
Ref: 120141
YMCA Derbyshire works with local providers of care for the elderly to provide training opportunities for young people studying courses in hospitality and health and social care. Residents and the young people have valued the opportunity to learn from, and respect, each other.
Provider: YMCA Derbyshire - 58237
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| word YMCA Derbyshire - Good practice example.doc | word | 193.50 KB |
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