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Positive results found for axed project

A University of Oxford report has revealed a since-scrapped Essex CC initiative led to a dramatic drop in children needing to go into care or custody.

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By Paul Marinko | 16 September 2019

A report has revealed a since-scrapped Essex CC initiative led to a dramatic drop in children needing to go into care or custody.

The report by the University of Oxford's Rees Centre highlighted the impact of multi-systemic therapy (MST) in helping keep young people out of care.

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