Shortage of adopters and foster carers can be tackled if we think outside of gender norms

Claire Brown

Shortage of adopters and foster carers can be tackled if we think outside of gender norms

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Research and practice knowledge tells us that that some of the most important attributes of carers are nothing to do with gender and sexuality, says Claire Brown

Original language	English
Type	Community Care article
Media of output	Online
Publisher	Community Care
Publication status	Published - 4 Oct 2017

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Shortage of adopters and foster carers can be tackled if we think outside of gender norms

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