CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Continuing with care

‘Staying Put’ is a scheme that enables young people to remain with their carers up to age 21. Alison O’Sullivan, president of ADCS, makes a heartfelt case for why it must succeed

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By Alison O’Sullivan | 05 May 2015

‘Staying Put' is a scheme that enables young people to remain with their carers up to age 21. Alison O'Sullivan, president of ADCS, makes a heartfelt case for why it must succeed

An issue close to my heart and one that is a personal priority for me during my presidential year, is strengthening the support young people receive when leaving residential care.

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Alison O’Sullivan

Popular articles by Alison O’Sullivan

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