Earning trust from youths with none to spare

Children with Parents in Prison: Child Welfare Policy, Program, and Practice Issues

Volumn , Issue , 2017, Pages 111-126

  Weissman, Marsha ^a   LaRue, Candace Mayer ^a  

^a Center for Community Alternatives   (United States)

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