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Unit 8 or 508 - Areas of support that may be needed when working with a child following harm or abuse

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04-07-2020, 09:40 AM

Monkeysox

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Unit 8 or 508 - Areas of support that may be needed when working with a child following harm or abuse

I am really struggling with this unit.
Can anyone shed some light on this outcome for me -
Analyse AREAS OF SUPPORT that may be needed when working with a child or young person following harm or abuse.

I have read so much information and nothing is flowing for me! I would be grateful for any help or advice.

Thank you in advance xx

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