Community care: the black experience

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The first study to ask black groups for their experiences and opinions on community care.

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The first study to ask black groups for their experiences and opinions on community care.

How have black voluntary groups been affected by the Community Care Act (1990)? What problems are emerging? How do black groups view the concept of care? What do they have to teach white voluntary groups?

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Weight 75 g

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