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Supporting Young Parents, 07/10/09
Supporting Young Parents, 07/10/09

This information day, held on the 7th October 2009 in Cardiff, highlighted various strategies for engaging and supporting young mothers and fathers across health, social care, education and youth justice.

Kathryn Rees, Teenage Midwifery Co-ordinator for Torfaen: Sure Start Support for Antenatal and Postnatal Teenagers in Torfaen

Jennifer Haig-Harrison, Newport Sure Start: Young Asian Mums' Group

Meg Wiggins, Senior Research Officer, Institute of Education, University of London: Supporting Young Parents - Evidence from the UK

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