"It Hurts Me Too" Children's experiences of domestic violence and refugee life

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Summary: This report, published jointly by
ChildLine, the National Institute for
Social Work and the Women's Aid
Federation (England), describes the
experiences of children living with
domestic violence.
SUMMARY
This report, published jointly by ChildLine, the National Institute
for Social Work and the Women's Aid Federation (England), describes
the experiences of children living with domestic violence. Carole
Epstein and Gill Keep report on the phone calls which children living
in violent homes made to ChildLine and highlight the pain and
isolation felt by these children. The report concludes with
recommendations for policy and good practice in the fields of
education, social services, health, housing and the law.

Owner: Alex Saunders

Articles: 
Article 22: Refugee children
Organisation: 
Childline
Tags: 
Reporting to and monitoring the CRC

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