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Sue Kellie: How nurses can help homeless young people

Nurses can help homeless young people find a solution to physical and mental health problem by signposting them to a helpline at Centrepoint, says the charity’s national head of health Sue Kellie.
Posted 31 October 2017 - 06:52
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