PROMOTING INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMMES: WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE TO INFORM POLICY AND PRACTICE?
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STATHAM, E., PROMOTING INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMMES: WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE TO INFORM POLICY AND PRACTICE?. EVIDENCE AND POLICY, Vol. 5, no. 4 (2009), p. 471-488.
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Atención comunitaria, Características servicio, Evaluación de servicios, Exclusión social, Experiencias, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Juventud, Literatura científica, Personas mayores, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Solidaridad intergeneracional, Reino Unido
Atención comunitaria, Características servicio, Evaluación de servicios, Exclusión social, Experiencias, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Juventud, Literatura científica, Personas mayores, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Solidaridad intergeneracional, Reino Unido
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