Aftercare plans to be made mandatory for teens in state care

The Child and Family Agency is to be given statutory duty to prepare an aftercare plan for teenagers living in state care.

Aftercare plans to be made mandatory for teens in state care

The Child and Family Agency is to be given statutory duty to prepare an aftercare plan for teenagers living in state care.

The Aftercare Bill 2014 is to be discussed by the Dáil's Health Committee later. Representatives from the Department of Children, the Child and Family Agency, Barnardos and the Children's Rights Alliance will attend.

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