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A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Supporting young carers
10 Jun 2009
Ref: 080252
This survey explored how effectively young carers were identified by councils and their partners. It also examined the assessment and delivery of services for young carers and their families. The survey used evidence from visits to council areas, focus groups with young carers and meetings with those who provide young carer support services.
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