Study to change destiny. Elements that promote successful trajectories in young people who have been in residential care
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Gairal, R., et al., Study to change destiny. Elements that promote successful trajectories in young people who have been in residential care. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 52, n. 4, 2022, p. 2253-2270.
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579895
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SIIS Archivo (R.717)
Palabras clave:
Menores, Juventud, Problemas familiares, Protección social, Alternativas, Acogimiento institucional, Promoción, Acceso, Educación superior, Universidad, Barreras, Beneficios, Calidad de vida, Condiciones de vida, Actitudes usuarios, Casuística, España
Menores, Juventud, Problemas familiares, Protección social, Alternativas, Acogimiento institucional, Promoción, Acceso, Educación superior, Universidad, Barreras, Beneficios, Calidad de vida, Condiciones de vida, Actitudes usuarios, Casuística, España
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