Women in Recurrent Care Proceedings in Wales: a first benchmarking report
Bachar Alrouh, Karen Broadhurst, and Linda Cusworth (February 2020)
Born into Care: Wales - full report (English)
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Special Guardianship: a review of the evidence - summary report
John Simmonds, Judith Harwin, Rebecca Brown and Karen Broadhurst (August 2019)
Children looked after away from home aged five and under in Scotland: experiences, pathways and outcomes - final report
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The contribution of supervision orders and special guardianship to children’s lives and family justice - summary report
Authors: Professor Judith Harwin, Dr Bachar Alrouh, Ms Lily Golding, Ms Tricia McQuarrie, Professor Karen Broadhurst and Dr Linda Cusworth
Exploring the Pathways between Care and Custody for Girls and Women: A Literature Review
Claire Fitzpatrick, Katie Hunter, Jo Staines and Julie Shaw (October 2019)
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