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Commissioning children?s services and the role of the voluntary and community sector

Jeanne King NCH 5 May 2017

Children & Families Communities

A comprehensive guide to a complex and constantly changing process. The report was produced by the Local Government Association, NCH, the Improvement and Development Agency, the Connaught Group of medium-sized children?s organisations, and the National Council for Voluntary Child Care Organisations

Commissioning children?s services - PDF

Last modified on 6 June 2017

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