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Safe Passage: Supervised Safe Exchange for Battered Women and Their Children

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03/18/10
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This publication sums up key issues in supervised safe exchange, presents strategies to address those issues, and suggests policy and procedure changes that will help visitation programs deliver this critical service as skillfully and safely as possible

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