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Emotional scars from growing up in care passed down generations

But researchers said with the right support network children can ‘beat the odds to succeed in school, at work and in family life’.

United kingdomSam parsonsPaul carberryClare braceyCentre for longitudinalNuffield foundationUniversity college londonUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyLongitudinal studies

Emotional scars from growing up in care passed down generations | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

But researchers said with the right support network children can ‘beat the odds to succeed in school, at work and in family life’.

United kingdomClare braceySam parsonsPaul carberryNuffield foundationCentre for longitudinalUniversity college londonA department for educationUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyLongitudinal studiesStaying close

Emotional scars from growing up in care passed down generations | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

But researchers said with the right support network children can ‘beat the odds to succeed in school, at work and in family life’.

United kingdomClare braceyPaul carberrySam parsonsCentre for longitudinalA department for educationUniversity college londonNuffield foundationUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyLongitudinal studiesStaying close

Emotional scars from growing up in care passed down generations | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

But researchers said with the right support network children can ‘beat the odds to succeed in school, at work and in family life’.

United kingdomSam parsonsPaul carberryClare braceyA department for educationCentre for longitudinalNuffield foundationUniversity college londonUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyLongitudinal studiesStaying close

Emotional scars from growing up in care passed down generations | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

But researchers said with the right support network children can ‘beat the odds to succeed in school, at work and in family life’.

United kingdomSam parsonsClare braceyPaul carberryUniversity college londonA department for educationCentre for longitudinalNuffield foundationUnited kingdom millennium cohort studyLongitudinal studiesStaying close

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