MY TURN TO TALK? The Participation of Looked After and Accomodated Children in Decision-Making Concerning Their Care
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My Turn To Talk?
The Participation of Looked After and Accommodated
Children in Decision-Making Concerning Their Care
Prepared for the Scottish Executive by Children in Scotland
January 2006
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