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Using the Adventure Therapy Experience Scale (ATES) to Explore Client Experiences in an Adventure Therapy Program for Youth Involved in Child Welfare
Christine L. Norton, Anita R. Tucker, Aaron Weibe, Kendra Mieklejohn, Nicholas D’Amore, Brandon Chiapuzio, Matteo Bessone, Lucy Holmes Whitney and Rachel Ortiz

Comparison of Perceptions about the U.S. Foster Care System Between Adults Who Had and Had Not Spent Time in Foster Care
Ariel Alvarez

What does the international academic literature say about the interventions aimed at improving the educational outcomes for children in care? An umbrella review on what works for children and young people in care or transitioning from care
Marta Garcia-Molsosa

Triple-A Model of Therapeutic Care

A Mixed Methods Examination of Youth in Foster Care’s Trust in Social Institutions
Wendy Cavendish, Deborah Perez and Kele Stewart

Understanding the Impact of Family-Focused Youth Care: Examining Outcomes, Effective Elements and Tipping Points as Experienced by Parents and Youth
Bernadette M. Janssen, Jolanda J.P. Mathijssen, Heleen I.J. Sillekens, Judith P.M. van Vugt and Hedwig J.A. van Bakel

Psychotropic medication use in school-aged children in foster care and residential care within child protective services
Eloïse Parizeau, Denis Lafortune and Sebastien Monette

Policy opportunities for reducing missing episodes for children in out-of-home care
Professor Stefanie Schurer, Professor Amy Conley Wright, Professor Judy Cashmore, Andrew Mallos, Irene Wardle and Dr Betty Luu

A comparative study of mental health and wellbeing in adopted children, children in foster and kinship care, and the general population
Edward Janes, Amy L. Paine, Rebecca Anthony, Bethan Carter and Katherine H. Shelton

Between love and lovelessness: community-based youth work organisations pursuing social change
Sharifah Manuella Odessa Redan and Femke Nora Alida Kaulingfreks

“And then I was back home again…” lived experiences of young people returning to their families from residential care
Jana Osswald