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Lessons for the new board: how can youth care be improved?

Lessons for the new board: how can youth care be improved?

As Amsterdam prepares for a new city administration, youth care advocate Jason Bhugwandass and professional Iris Vos are calling for a shift towards quality-driven care and increased support for small community-based organizations. They emphasize the importance of listening directly to young people and leveraging local trust to better address the rising demand for youth services in the city.

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