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
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
Self-Concept and Dating Violence in 220 Adolescent Girls in the Child Protective System	Collin-Vézina, Delphine Hébert, Martine Manseau, Hélène Blais, Martin Fernet, Mylène	2006
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
A Grass roots approach to influencing child welfare policy	Kufeldt, Kathleen Simard, Marie Thomas, Paul Vachon, Jacques	2005
Pathways to the overrepresentation of Aboriginal children in care	Gough, Pamela Trocmé, Nico Brown, Ivan Knoke, Della Blackstock, Cindy	2005
Do placement stability and parental visiting lead to better outcomes for children in foster care? Implications from the Australian Tracking Study	Knott, Theresa Barber, Jim	2005
The Economics of the Adoption of Children from Foster Care	Eschelbach Hansen, Mary and Hansen, Bradley, A.	2005