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A descriptive study of the role of the children's home in the treatment and management of the abused child
The researcher believes that childhood should be a time of joy and discovery in which children are nurtured and loved so that they may grow up into responsible and caring adults. For some children, this does not occur and they are subsequently admitted to residential care settings because of child a...
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Department of Social Development
2025
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