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Supporting Care Leavers
2 November 2020
Following on from National Care Leavers' Week, we have been continuing conversations with care leavers about how we can help them with different paths into higher education.
Rachel Brookes, Widening Participation Officer, sat down with Rosie Blackett, Young People's Participation and Development Worker for the charity The National House Project to discuss the experiences of care leavers and how education institutions can support them. The pair talk Rosie's time in care herself, support in her education, inclusivity and the different options available. You can watch their conversation below.
For more information on Harper Adams' commitment to support care leavers, please click here.
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