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Inspection of adoption agencies - how children and young people can get involved
02 Apr 2012
This short film is about the inspection of adoption agencies, and how children and young people who are adopted or waiting to be adopted can play a part.
We really want to hear what you have to say about the adoption agency but if you have any worries about your care you should contact your social worker, the Children's Rights Director on 0800 5280731 or ChildLine, which is a free, confidential helpline dedicated to children and young people on 0800 1111.
If you want to read what children and young people said about how Ofsted should inspect adoption agencies read the report What children said about how adoption agencies should be inspected in future.
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| mp4 Inspection of adoption agencies - how children and young people can get involved.mp4 | mp4 | 43.19 MB |
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