families & communities

This section contains material on socioeconomic and other family and community factors related to children and families involved with child welfare services.

Title	Authors	Year Sort ascending
La pauvreté comme facteur de risque de négligence	Mayer, Micheline	2007
Health and well-being of children in care in British Columbia: Educational Experience and Outcomes	British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth	2007
The Ontario crown wards survey: Profiles of adoptable children	Burge, Philip	2007
Children with Disabilities Involved with the Child Welfare System in Manitoba: Current and Future Challenges	Fuchs, Don Burnside, Linda Marchenski, Shelagh Mudry, Andria	2007
Supporting Aboriginal Children and Youth with Learning and Behavioural Disabilities in the Care of Aboriginal Child Welfare Agencies	Gosek, Gwen Wright, Alexandra Hiebert-Murphy, Diane	2007
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Reconstructing the Evidence	Marcellus, Lenora	2007
Electroencephalographic correlates of prenatal exposure to alcohol in infants and children: A Review of findings and implications for neurocognitive development	D'Angiulli, Amedeo Grunau, Peter Maggi, Stefania Herdman, Anthony	2006
Family Therapy, Family Practice, and Child and Family Poverty: Historical Perspectives and Recent Developments	Frankel, Harvy Frankel, Sid	2006
When Difference Matters: Matching Service Delivery to Diverse Street Youth Populations	Parker, Joanne Karabanow, Jeff Hughes, Jean Gahagan, Jacqueline Kisely, Stephen	2006
The Potential Benefits of Remaining in School on the Long-Term Mental Health Functioning of Physically and Sexually Abused Children: Beyond the Academic Domain	Williams, Simon MacMillan, Harriet Jamieson, Ellen	2006