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
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
How Important is Permanency Planning for Children? Considerations for Pediatricians Involved in Child Protection	Waddell, Charlotte MacMillan, Harriet Marie Pietrantonio, Anna	2004
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
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
Focusing Intensive Family Preservation Services: Patterns and Consequences	Hayward, Karen Cameron, Gary	2002
Motivation to Join and Benefits from Participation in Parent Mutual Aid Organizations	Cameron, Gary	2002