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The care and protection of asylum seeker and trafficked children in Wales: Agenda for Action

Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett Orcid Logo, Louise Kalicinski, Nina Smalley

Swansea University Author: Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett Orcid Logo

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In 2008 Save the Children commissioned an all-Wales scoping exercise. Its purpose was to determine the issues facing frontline workers in relationto securing the care and protection of trafficked, separated, and children and families seeking asylum, identify critical gaps in the knowledge and skills...

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Published: Cardiff Save the Children 2008
Online Access: http://www.wsmp.org.uk/documents/wsmp/Asylum%20Seeking%20Children/Reports/Agenda%20for%20Action.eng.Dec.08.pdf
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