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Young People Transitioning out of Alternative Care in Egypt: Aftercare Challenges Faced by Non-profit Organizations and the Way Forward
Young people raised in Care homes face many challenges after they reach 18 years old and have to leave these care homes to be independent and integrate with society. Minimal research is conducted in Egypt on this topic; thus, this study is presented to fill this research gap by answering these resea...
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2022
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