New video on coordinating services for children and families
The coordination of services for children and families can promote equality and inclusiveness.
28 fevereiro, 2019
≈ 1 min read
ISOTIS researcher Jacqueline Barnes (University of Oxford) explains how the coordination of services can make a difference in the lives of culturally and linguistically diverse children and families. The researcher also tells us about factors that can facilitate successful practices in this scope, and why it is still hard to implement them.
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