Published on 17 November 2016 By Claire Killen 1 download
CiE 16 Children in charge ABSTRACT NOV 16.docx
Published on 06 February 2014 By Claire Killen
CRD 06 About Social Workers JUL 06.pdf
Published on 24 August 2015 By Claire Killen 4 downloads
NIHRC 15 Alternative Care ABSTRACT AUG 15.docx
Published on 02 December 2011 By Administrator
ANV 02 ABSTRACT Amplify The Report.pdf
Published on 09 October 2015 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen 2 downloads
CEL 15 Overseen but often overlooked ABSTRACT 2015.docx
This abstract provides details of a study which provides strong evidence to suggest that home supervision provides an unparalleled opportunity to support some of our most vulnerable children and families.
Published on 13 November 2014 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen
RES-ICCR At home in care ABSTRACT NOV 14.pdf
This abstract details a study which explored the processes, background information and perceived reasons why children and young people returned home while remaining in care.
Published on 16 March 2016 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen
QUB 14 At home in care NOV 14.pdf
The purpose of this study was to investigate the experiences of returning home for children/young people and their birth parents when the child returning home is subject to a Care Order. The study examined: the care histories for a cohort of children/young people in this situation; the reasons for them being taken into care, returning home, and the Care Order being discharged; the level of social services support and assistance provided; and the outcomes for these children/young people and their families.
Published on 28 November 2012 Modified on 18 July 2017 By Administrator 4 downloads
RES-MCS At home in care research summary.pdf
Published on 20 June 2016 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen
QUB 16 Home on a care order ABSTRACT 2016.docx
This abstract details research focusing on children and young people at home on care orders.
Published on 09 April 2013 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Administrator
CELCIS 12 Home supervision requirements Messages from research, DEC 12.pdf
A Home Supervision Requirement (HSR) is a type of legal supervision order which is unique to the Scottish system of child legislation. Children who are subject to an HSR are ‘looked after’ by a local authority whilst still living at home with a parent or relevant person. This briefing summarises key findings of research on HSRs, knowledge from existing research and incorporates new evidence from a recently concluded study exploring young people’s, parents’ and social workers’ views and experiences of this type of intervention.
Published on 31 December 2013 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen
CELCIS 12 Attachment matters for all DEC 12.pdf
This mapping exercise, conducted by the Centre for Excellence for Looked AfterChildren in Scotland (CELCIS) and Scottish Attachment in Action (SAIA) was commissioned by the Scottish Government. It reports on attachment training and attachment-focused practice in Scotland.
Published on 17 October 2016 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen 4 downloads
NICE 16 Children's attachment 12 Oct 16.docx
This abstract provides details of a NICE quality standard which covers the identification, assessment and treatment of attachment difficulties. It focuses on children and young people up to age 18: on the edge of care (those considered to be at high risk of going into care); looked after by local authorities in foster homes (including kinship foster care); in special guardianship; adopted from care; and in residential units and other accommodation.
Published on 09 December 2015 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen 7 downloads
NICE 15 Children's attachment 25 Nov 15.docx
This abstract provides details of NICE guideline which covers the identification, assessment and treatment of attachment difficulties in children and young people up to age 18 who are adopted from care, in special guardianship, looked after by local authorities in foster homes (including kinship foster care), residential units and other accommodation, or on the edge of care.
Published on 06 February 2014 Modified on 04 July 2017 By Claire Killen
OFS 09 Care and prejudice 2009.pdf
This report is about a survey of 362 children from children’s homes and foster care across England. It highlights the views and experiences of children living in care and the prejudices they face as a result of being in care.
Published on 18 April 2016 By Claire Killen
Care Pathways and Outcomes.docx
Published on 29 July 2014 By Claire Killen
UoSG 14 Care to vote ABSTRACT APR 14.pdf
Published on 15 March 2013 Modified on 18 July 2017 By Administrator
WCS 08 Caring about success 2008.pdf
This consultation details how children and young people perceived, described and experienced success; how they defined their own successes; their expectations of their achievements being encouraged, recognised and celebrated and what they saw as barriers to success.
Published on 23 February 2015 By Claire Killen
SWIA 06 Celebrating success 2006.pdf
Published on 11 April 2018 By Claire Killen
NAO 16 CYP in care & care leavers ABSTRACT 2016.docx
Published on 27 November 2014 Modified on 27 November 2014 By Claire Killen
NAO 14 Children in Care ABSTRACT 27 Nov 14.docx
This abstract details a report which examines how well the Department for Education is meeting its objectives to improve the quality of care and stability of placements for children in care.