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Care-Leavers' Experiences of How Managed Opportunities for
Independence Contributed to Building Resilience
Joyce
Hlungwani and Adrian D. van Breda
Differences in ambulance attendances between children with and
without an identified history of out-of-home-care
Ryan
Baldwin, Susan Baidawi, Christine Grove, Tina Lam, Rowan P.
Ogeil, Ziad Nehme, Agatha Faulkner, Naomi Beard, Dan I. Lubman
and Debbie Scott
The
basic income for care leavers in Wales pilot evaluation: Protocol of a
quasi-experimental evaluation
David Westlake, Sally Holland, Michael
Sanders, Elizabeth Schroeder, Kate E. Pickett, Matthew Johnson, Stavros Petrou,
Rod Hick, Louise Roberts, Guillermo Rodriguez-Guzman, Dimitris Vallis, Patrick
Fahr, Zoe Bezeczky, Vibhor Mathur and Harriet Lloyd
Challenges
Experienced by Youths Leaving Kinship Foster Care in Johannesburg, South Africa
Catherine Zimudzi and Sandile L. Dhludhlu
Disabled people as foster carers – closing the recruitment gap and more
Peter Unwin, Alexandra Jones and Becki Meakin
Caregivers
on point: a randomized treatment–control prevention trial for foster and kinship
caregivers to reduce behavior challenges among children in foster care
Sarah J. Beal, Cynthia Zion, Constance A. Mara, Meera A. Patel, Amie F.
Bettencourt, Susan M. Breitenstein, Lisa M. Vaughn, Mary V. Greiner and Robert
T. Ammerman
Adverse
Childhood Experiences, Quality of Life and the Mediating Roles of Self-Efficacy
and Self-Directedness in Youth Residential Care Leavers
Milou Leiting,
Katharina Beck, David Bürgin, Jörg M. Fegert, Nils Jenkel, Cyril Boonmann, Klaus
Schmeck, Alexander Grob and Marc Schmid
Child
maltreatment in young adults with residential youth care background: Prevalence
and post-placement trends
Mirjam Elisabeth Åsen, Inga Schalinski, Stine
Lehmann, Stian Lydersen, Timo Von Oertzen and Hanne Klæboe Greger
Digital
group archives in residential childcare: an investigation into memory
responsibility
Siân E. Lucas, Andrew Burns, Ruth Emond and Laura Reid
Understanding
factors that impact the acquisition of Independent Living Skills among young
people transitioning from Out-of-Home Care
Michael Starr, Reinie Cordier,
Eduwin Pakpahan, Donna Chung and Lauren Parsons
Screen
time and mental health: a prospective analysis of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive
Development (ABCD) Study
Jason M. Nagata, Abubakr A.A. Al-Shoaibi, Alicia
W. Leong, Gabriel Zamora, Alexander Testa, Kyle T. Ganson and Fiona C. Baker
Grit,
Social Support, and Academic Success of Youth Formerly in Foster Care
Erin Stevenson and Stephanie Saulnier
“A footnote in the file”: are we Doing enough to attend to children’s
experiences of intimate partner violence in out-of-home care settings?
Angelique Jenney, Lauren Birks and Nina Frampton
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POLICY
UK: Care Experience, Ethnicity and Youth Justice Involvement: Key Trends and Policy Implications
PRACTICE GUIDE
First Nations Care Leavers: Supporting Better Transitions
REPORTS
Kinship Care | Growing up in Kinship Care
Social Media | Potential Risks of Content, Features, and Functions: A Closer Look at the Science Behind How Social Media Affects Youth
Mental Health | Still Ringing the Alarm: An Enduring Call to Action for Black Youth Suicide Prevention
Covid-19 | Covid-19 Learning Report: Challenges and Innovations
Trauma | ‘We are on a journey’: implementing trauma informed approaches in Northern Ireland
REVIEWS
Juvenile Justice | Punitive Instead of Rehabilitative: The Role of Restitution in the Juvenile Justice System and the Need for Reconstruction
RESEARCH and STUDIES
Systems | The Logic Behind a Cohesive Youth Care System
Briefing | Parental Risk Factors and Children Entering Care
Administration | Rates of out-of-home care among children in Canada: an analysis of national administrative child welfare data
Physical Space | Growing Up Together: The Design of Small-Scale Youth Care Facilities
The Law | Empowering Children and Youth through Law and Participation
Foster Care | The Future of Foster Care: New Science on Old Problems
Ethics | Ethical Research Involving Children
Care Experience | Tuning into Child and Youth Care: An Arts-Based Audio-Drama Inquiry with Child and Youth Care Practitioners who have lived in Residential Care
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Resilience | Strengthening resilience: Promoting positive school mental health among Indigenous youth
Development | World Health Organisation: Helping Adolescents Thrive
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