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Category: Missing Persons

Inquiry into ‘out of area’ care placements for looked after children and young people – Written Submission to the APPG on Runaway and Missing Children and Adults.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Ben Twomey (2019, UK) Available to read online. National Youth Advisory Service (NYAS). Read more

A Safer Return: An analysis of the value of return home interviews in identifying risk and ensuring returning missing children are supported.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Missing People (2019, UK) Document available to read online. View

Independent assurance review of the effectiveness of multi-agency responses to child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester: An assurance review of Operation Augusta.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Malcolm Newsam and Gary Ridgway (2019, UK) Document available to view online. Police and Crime Commissioner for Greater Manchester. View

Repeat missing child reports in Wales.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Emma Hutchings , Kevin D.Browne, Shihning Chou, Kerry Wade (2019, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. Child Abuse & Neglect.… Read more Repeat missing child reports in Wales.

Counting Lives: Responding to children who are criminally exploited.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

The Children’s Society (2019, UK) Document available to view online. View the document

Safe and Well? Police Voices in Managing the Return of Missing People, in England and Wales (thesis).

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Michael Harris (2019, UK) Document is available to view online. Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth. View

Working County Lines: Child Criminal Exploitation and Illicit Drug Dealing in Glasgow and Merseyside.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

Robinson, G., McLean, R. and Densley, J. (2018, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. International Journal of Offender Therapy and… Read more Working County Lines: Child Criminal Exploitation and Illicit Drug Dealing in Glasgow and Merseyside.

‘That’s their brand, their business’: how police officers are interpreting County Lines.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

J. Spicer (2018, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. Policing and Society. An International Journal of Research and Policy. Volume… Read more ‘That’s their brand, their business’: how police officers are interpreting County Lines.

The differential impact of social services on young people’s resilience.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

M. Ungar (2018, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. Child Abuse & Neglect. Volume 78, April 2018, Pages 4-12. Read… Read more The differential impact of social services on young people’s resilience.

People with dementia getting lost in Australia: Dementia‐related missing person reports in the media.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic

MacAndrew, M., Schnitker, L., Shepherd, N. and Beattie, E. (2018, Australia) Restricted access with abstract available. Australian Journal on Ageing.… Read more People with dementia getting lost in Australia: Dementia‐related missing person reports in the media.

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