Children who go missing from care: A participatory project with young people as peer interviewers

Julie Taylor; Tom Rahilly; Helen Hunter; Caroline Bradbury-Jones; Kate Sanford; B Caruthers; n ibrahim

Children who go missing from care: A participatory project with young people as peer interviewers

Julie Taylor, Tom Rahilly, Helen Hunter, Caroline Bradbury-Jones, Kate Sanford, B Caruthers, n ibrahim

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The aim of the study was to work with young people with experience of going missing from care to identify the issues that contributed to them running away; trigger factors that prompted episodes of going missing; support received during or following instances where they went missing; and factors that might prevent future absconding. This was a participatory project with young people as peer interviewers. Conclusions and recommendations are included in the report.

Original language	English
Publisher	Department of Health/NSPCC/University of Sheffield
Publication status	Published - 2012

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