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Peer education
Derived from the concept that young people are constantly learning from their peers who influence their personal choices and decision-making, this standards document provides a structure for setting up a peer education programme on housing and homelessness.
It is also a recommended set of standards based on the learning gained from Shelter's own peer education project in the Rotherham-based Ricochet Young People's Housing Service.
An indispensable and innovative aid for housing professionals working with children and young people.
Published: May 2007
ISBN: 978 1 903595 76 3
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