British Journal of Social Work, 38, 2
* Resilience across Cultures * Differential Impacts of Stressful Life Events and Social Support on the Mental Health of Mainland Chinese Immigrant and Local Youth in Hong Kong: A Resilience
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Research on Social Work Practice, 18, 3
* A Large Sample Investigation of Batterer Intervention Program Attrition: Evaluating the Impact of State Program Standards * The Effectiveness of Aftercare Services for African American Families in an Intensive
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International Journal of Drug Policy, 19, 2
* Sex, drugs, and gender? High time for lived experience to inform action * Women, harm reduction and history: Gender perspectives on the emergence of the ‘British System’ of drug
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Milk Teeth Found At Jersey Home
Search teams at the former children’s home Haut de la Garenne on Jersey have found two milk teeth, police said.
Experts at the site on the island believe they come from a child or children, officers added.
Forensic archaeologists investigating a hidden cellar at the centre of abuse claims also discovered bone fragments.
A States of Jersey Police spokeswoman said: “We cannot be sure at this stage if the bone is human or animal and it will be forwarded to the UK for tests.”
Officers had been led to the bone fragments following indications by sniffer dogs, the spokeswoman added.
She said: “The teeth could have come from the same child although further tests will be necessary to try and ascertain if that is the case, and how the teeth might have come to be there.”
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A man accused of stabbing a social care worker to death at a Lancashire house has been remanded in custody. Robert Searle, 51, of Fulwood, near Preston, is accused of
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Daring To Damage : An investigation of young people’s motivations to commit acts of criminal damage
An investigation of young people’s motivations to commit acts of criminal damage in the North West of England.
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Have you ever talked yourself out of following your heart when it comes to a career choice? Here are some of the classic excuses and advice to help you overcome
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Anonymity Call For Teachers’ Accused Of Abuse
Scotland’s Commissioner for Children is backing calls for all teachers accused of abuse to be given anonymity unless they are convicted.
Kathleen Marshall has also voiced her concerns over what she considers is the “increasing climate of fear” teachers have to work in.
Her call for teachers who are subject to allegations of abuse from pupils to have the protection of anonymity comes in the latest BBC Radio Scotland Investigation.
In the programme, she supports existing demands from Scotland’s largest teaching union, the EIS, for accused teachers to have their identity kept secret until the allegations are fully investigated.
The calls for anonymity come as there is evidence of increasing false accusations made by pupils against their teachers.
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Homecare re-ablement is a concept that may be unfamiliar to many in Scotland. But, in Edinburgh at least, it is about to become better known. Edinburgh City Council is to
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Care Homes: A Changing Culture
Most Britons shudder at the thought of moving into a care home. But they shouldn’t. Andrew Chilvers, from www.bettercaring.com, a unique consumer website that combines a comprehensive care home search
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