Thinking positively: Listening to children and young people whose parent or carer is HIV positive

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Thinking positively: Listening to children and young people whose parent or carer is HIV positive
A report from the project Listening to children and young people with a parent or carer who is HIV positive
Report of the only Scottish study exploring the lives of children affected by HIV.

In Scotland today, hundreds of children and young people are affected by HIVthrough the illness of a parent or another family member but their voices are rarelyheard and their needs go unrecognised. In a project undertaken jointly byChildren in Scotland and the Department of Social Work, University of Edinburgh,children and young people affected by HIV talked to researchers about theirexperiences. The findings are reported here.

Publication date: 2002
Author(s): Helen Kay, Viviene E Cree, Kay Tisdall, Jennifer Wallace
Reference/ISBN/ISSN: I 901589 09 9
Availability: Available to order
Publisher: Children in Scotland, Edinburgh

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