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Cost: £2.00 Availability: To Buy Format: Printed Type: Practical Information Region: National In SCSH Library: Yes Weblink: www.scsh.org.uk/publications/Carers_guide.htm Last Modified: 13th Nov 2007
	Title: Moving Towards Independance - The Carers Guide Publication Date: First published 2005 Scottish Council for Single Homeless Publication By: Scottish Council for Single Homeless Description: This is a new booklet designed for foster carers, residential workers and anyone caring for a young person moving towards independence. The booklet can be used as both a reference book for housing information and as a practical tool for helping young people and their carers talk about the process of moving on from care and all that this involves. Usage: Foster carers, residential workers and anyone caring for a young person moving towards independence Contact: Scottish Council for Single Homeless Wellgate House 200 Cowgate Edinburgh EH1 1NQ Tel: 0131 226 4382 Fax: 0131 225 4382

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