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Can residential camps improve outcomes for young people with long-term health conditions or disabilities?

Emma Wilson
Posted 15 March 2018 - 09:37

Exploring the impact of using a specialised camp programme for young people who have long-term health conditions or disabilities, and whether they can promote positive psychosocial improvement.

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