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Support and treatment agencies can play a critical role in the exiting process. In the course of our research, we examined various forms of service provision and assessed their respective contributions to exiting. These agencies, we found, have different philosophies, objectives and practice. Thus the central focus of this chapter is how women involved in different types of prostitution utilise support services, and how the different forms of service provision are able to contribute to the exiting process.
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© 2014 Roger Matthews, Helen Easton, Lisa Young and Julie Bindel
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Matthews, R., Easton, H., Young, L., Bindel, J. (2014). Models of Service Provision. In: Exiting Prostitution. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137289421_5
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