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A Study of Throughcare and Aftercare Services in Scotland

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Date	Published - 2002
Publisher	Scottish Executive Health Department
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Original language	English

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Name	Scotland's Children: Children (Scotland) Act 1995 Research Findings
Volume	No. 3

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looked after children

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