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.

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Type of Publication

Title	Year Sort ascending
A Grass roots approach to influencing child welfare policy Kufeldt, Kathleen; Simard, Marie; Thomas, Paul; Vachon, Jacques	2005
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
The Economics of the Adoption of Children from Foster Care Eschelbach Hansen, Mary and Hansen, Bradley, A.;	2005
Use of population measures and norms to identify resilient outcomes in young people in care: an exploratory study Flynn, Robert J.; Ghazal, Hayat; Legault, Louise; Vandermeulen, Gail; Petrick, Susan	2004
How Important is Permanency Planning for Children? Considerations for Pediatricians Involved in Child Protection Waddell, Charlotte; MacMillan, Harriet; Marie Pietrantonio, Anna	2004
Children in Care in Canada: A summary of current issues and trends with recommendations for future research Farris-Manning, Cheryl; Zandstra, Marietta	2003
Sharing the Care of Our Children in a Changing Societal Context Kufeldt , Kathleen	2002
Parental separation from children who enter the child welfare system Kufeldt, Kathleen; Simard, Marie; Vachon, Jacques	2002