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Information sharing : Guidance for practitioners and managers I left my parents' house when I was about sixteen with my ex-partner and started living on the streets for six months. We went to lots of agencies like job centres and the council but because they weren't talking to each other, they kept passing us on. It was hard for them to help us. We lived in a derelict building and one day it caught fire and the police rescued us. Then they put us in touch with Youth Reach and everyone started to talk to each other. Connexions helped us find work. We were housed and helped with budgeting and paying rent stuff like that. They helped us find education too. Now I work for Youth Reach myself. From the perspective of being a worker, as well as someone on the receiving end of the service, I'd say Information sharing is vital.. Source: CWDC Share! Emerging practice in integrated working This Information sharing : Guidance for practitioners and managers presents content that is common to everyone and some that is relevant when working with a specific population group, for example, children and/or young people.

This Information Sharing: Guidance for practitioners and managers presents content that is common to everyone and some that is relevant when working with a specific population group, for example, children and/or young people.

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