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… School Based Child Welfare Social Worker Program in Huron and Renfrew Counties Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2001 Taylor, Andrew Janzen, Rich Murtha, Susan Powell, Barbara … included 56 in-depth interviews with children, parents, and other key stakeholders. It also included a survey of 211 … Across Ontario, child welfare agencies are collaborating with school boards to place social workers in schools. This report presents the findings of an outcome valuation of two such programs. The evaluation design included 56 in-depth interviews with children, parents, and other key stakeholders. It also included a survey of 211 teachers, and a quasi-experimental component that tracked child…
… Community collaboration and differential response: Canadian and international research and emerging models of practice Presentation Documents … Proceedings from the 4th National Child Welfare Symposium on Community Collaboration and Differential Response, sponsored by the Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare and the Alberta Ministry of Children’s Services, held Mar. 20–21, 2003, in Banff, Alberta.
… Children in Care in Canada: A summary of current issues and trends with recommendations for future research Rapport … Rapport canadien sur la PE 2003 Farris-Manning, Cheryl Zandstra, Marietta The National Children’s Alliance of … Canadian people, organizations involved in child welfare, and governmental representatives interested in moving … The National Children’s Alliance of Canada, in its desire to become more knowledgeable about the status of children in care in Canada, commissioned the Child Welfare League of Canada to develop an informative position paper for dissemination to the Canadian people, organizations involved in child welfare, and governmental representatives interested in moving forward in research and policy…
… With the Chronicity of High Potential for Child Abuse and Neglect Rapport Recherche canadienne en PE 2004 Ethier, … With the Chronicity of High Potential for Child Abuse and Neglect … With the Chronicity of High Potential for Child Abuse and Neglect …
… effects of chronic maltreatment on children’s behavioral and emotional problems Rapport Recherche canadienne en PE … effects of chronic maltreatment on children’s behavioral and emotional problems … effects of chronic maltreatment on children’s behavioral and emotional problems …
… Families First: A Process and Outcome Evaluation of Nurse, Home Visitor and Parent Perspectives Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE … Welfare, Manitoba: 131 pages. Families First: A Process and Outcome Evaluation of Nurse, Home Visitor and Parent …
… Data Construction and Analytic Methods for Large Child Maltreatment Data Sets … on the Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS), November 28 - 29, 2001 in Val-David, … Excellence for Child Welfare: 20 pages. Data Construction and Analytic Methods for Large Child Maltreatment Data Sets … Presentation prepared for the Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare’s Research Forum on the Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS), November 28 - 29, 2001 in Val-David, Quebec.
… The CRABE Project: Maps of Child Maltreatment and Associated Factors - An Interactive Diagnostic Tool for … information system (GIS) capable of simply, reliably and uniformly providing partners with information on risk factors and protective factors in their communities, as well as … For close to three years, a multidisciplinary team has been working to develop an interactive diagnostic tool for communities with the aim of helping them mobilize effectively to prevent child maltreatment. The goal of the CRABE project (Cartes sur les risques, les abus et les besoins des enfants) is to develop a geographic information system (GIS) capable of simply, reliably and uniformly…
… Physical harm and family composition: Maltreated children with … maltreatment is most likely to occur in the family home and the perpetrators are most commonly the children’s … of Toronto, Faculty of Social Work. Physical harm and family composition: Maltreated children with … Children with developmental delay are more likely to experience maltreatment than children who do not have delay. Whether or not children have developmental delay, though, maltreatment is most likely to occur in the family home and the perpetrators are most commonly the children’s caregivers, especially biological parents.
… mothers of children with developmental delay: Maltreatment and life stressors Feuillet d'information Documents … stress is associated both with decreased coping strategies and with increased levels of child behaviour problems. … life situations related to increased risk for abuse and neglect, such as poverty, everyday life stressors, … Chronic stress appears to be one factor related to an increased risk of child maltreatment in homes led by single mothers. Gottleib suggested this is because life stress is associated both with decreased coping strategies and with increased levels of child behaviour problems. Single mothers, in particular, experience a high number of interrelated stressful life situations related to increased…