Abstract
This article recounts the life history of a severely disabled child and the experience of his parents in dealing with a range of health, educational and social services as he moved to adulthood. It indicates features of multi-agency services that proved helpful and makes recommendations about service design and delivery. Particular attention is given to the role of respite care within a complex package of interventions.
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