intervention & prévention

Les programmes d’intervention et de prévention sont offerts aux enfants, aux personnes qui prennent soins d’eux et aux familles pour diminuer les facteurs de risque et les répercussions relatives à la violence et à la négligence envers les enfants.

Province / Territoire

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Type de publication

Titre Trier par ordre décroissant	Auteurs	Année de publication
Rapport Government of Nunavut Responses to Recommendations by the Standing Committee on Oversight of Government Operations and Public Accounts	Nunavut Minister of Health and Social Services	2011
Rapport Growing Up in B.C.	British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth British Columbia Office of the Provincial Health Officer	2010
Article de journaux Growing up with foster siblings: Exploring the impacts of fostering on the children of foster parents	Serbinski, Sarah	2016
Article de journaux Guidelines in Child and Youth Care Family Work: A Case Story	Charles, Grant Charles, Holly	2003
Article de journaux Health impacts of supportive housing for homeless youth: A pilot study	Kisely, Stephen Parker, Joanne, Campbell, Leslie Anne Karabanow, Jeff Hughes, Jean Gahagan, Jacqueline	2008
Article de journaux How am I who I am? Self in Child and Youth Care practice	Garfat, Thom Charles, Grant	2007
Article de journaux Impact of a universal school-based violence prevention program on violent delinquency: Distinctive benefits for youth with maltreatment histories	Crooks, Claire V. Scott, Katreena Ellis, Wendy Wolfe, David A.	2011
Article de journaux Individual- and relationship-level factors related to better mental health outcomes following child abuse: Results from a nationally representative Canadian sample	Afifi, Tracie O. MacMilan, Harriet L. Taillieu, Tamara Turner, Sarah Cheung, Kristine Sareen, Jitender Boyle, Michael H.	2016
Article de journaux Infant placement in Canadian child maltreatment-related investigations	Tonmyr, Lil Williams, Gabriela Jack, Susan M. MacMillan, Harriet	2011
Article de journaux Infants and the decision to provide ongoing child welfare services	Filippelli, Joanne Fallon, Barbara Trocmé, Nico Fuller-Thomson, Esme Black, Tara	2017