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Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation

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Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation. / Bretherton, Joanne; Pleace, Nicholas.

London : Crisis, 2015. 21 p.

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Harvard

Bretherton, J & Pleace, N 2015, Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation. Crisis, London. <http://www.crisis.org.uk>

APA

Bretherton, J., & Pleace, N. (2015). Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation. Crisis. http://www.crisis.org.uk

Vancouver

Bretherton J, Pleace N. Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation. London: Crisis, 2015. 21 p.

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Bretherton, Joanne ; Pleace, Nicholas. / Positive Progression at Crisis Skylight Newcastle: Evaluation. London : Crisis, 2015. 21 p.

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