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Thursday, January 19, 2006

Lost in a pavement crack / ippr - Institute for Public Policy Research, 9 Jan 2006

ippr - Institute for Public Policy Research:
Nick Pearce
"For the most disadvantaged - those who lack stable family lives and live in poverty or care - the experience of young adulthood can be traumatic and abortive. The consequent dysfunctions are visible in some of our most profound social problems: mental ill health, youth crime, teenage pregnancy, public disorder, binge drinking and all the rest."

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