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Complaints include abuse and harassment, failures to deal with vulnerabilities such as mental health problems and serious self-harm.
A further 463 complaints were made about the meals provided, with problems mentioned including inedible food and a lack of milk for children.
The Home Office said it was unable to provide a further breakdown of the type of concerns raised in the complaints.
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