foster care

A Foster Home is a private home approved by child welfare services for the placement of children, and includes kinship care. Group and residential care are excluded.

Title	Authors	Year Sort ascending
Factors favouring psychological resilience among fostered young people	Legault, Louise Anawati, Michelle Flynn, Robert J.	2006
Who is caring for our most vulnerable children? The motivation to foster in child welfare	Rodger, Susan Cummings, Anne Leschied, Alan W.	2006
Foster parent perceptions of placement breakdown	Brown, Jason D. Bednar, Lisa M.	2006
International perspectives on foster care: The looking after children assessment process: Promoting resilient children and resilient workers	Kufeldt, Kathleen McGilligan, Lucy Klein, Ross Rideout, Scott	2006
Parental Involvement During the Placement of a Child in Family Foster Care: Factors Associated with the Continuation of Parental Roles	Poirier, Marie-Andrée Simard, Marie	2006
Children with FASD-related Disabilities Receiving Services from Child Welfare Agencies in Manitoba	Gough, Pamela Fuchs, Don	2006
A study of three community and school-based models of child welfare service delivery in Ontario	Frensch, Karen M. Cameron, Gary Hazineh, Lirondel	2005
The Ties that Bind II: Reunification for Siblings in Out-of-home Care Using a Statistical Technique for Examining Non-independent Observations	Webster, Daniel Shlonsky, Aron Shaw, Terry Brookhart, M. Alan	2005
The Other Kin: Setting the Course for Research, Policy, and Practice with Siblings in Foster Care	Shlonsky, Aron Bellamy, Jennifer Elkins, Jennifer Ashare, Caryn J.	2005
A Grass roots approach to influencing child welfare policy	Kufeldt, Kathleen Simard, Marie Thomas, Paul Vachon, Jacques	2005