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… Comparing the CIS and the NIS: Design Implications and Strategies Presentation Recherche canadienne en PE 2001 Sedlak, Andrea J. Westat, Marianne W. Proceedings from Centre of … Proceedings from Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare’s Research Forum on the CIS and QIS on November 28-29, 2001 in Val-David, Quebec.
… Supporting Aboriginal children and youth with learning and/or behavioural disabilities in the care of Aboriginal … Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2005 Wright, Alexandra Hiebert-Murphy, Diane Gosek, Gwen This report provides … This report provides a comprehensive overview of a research project that began in September 2003. The project involved 124 First Nations Child and Family Services (FNCFS) agencies and communities across Canada and describes their experiences with, and perceptions of, service planning and provision for children and youth with learning and/or behavioural disabilities.
… Universal child care, maternal labor supply, and family well-being Article de journaux Recherche … sample from The National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth (NLSCY). Five waves of survey data from Québec … mothers in the labour force, the use of paid and unpaid child care services, and outcomes for children … Changes to the labour force have correlated with an increase in the proportion of children requiring child care services. The majority of children receiving non-parental care in Canada are from families in which both parents are employed. In Canada, subsidies for child care typically vary according to family income; however, from 1997 to 2000 the province of Québec implemented a universally…
… Health and well-being of children in care in British Columbia: Report 1 on health services utilization and mortality Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2006 Child and Youth Officer for British Columbia This report is the … This report is the first in a planned series arising from a joint initiative of the Child and Youth Officer and the Provincial Health Officer for British Columbia, aimed at furthering our understanding of outcomes for children and youth in care by looking at and linking routinely collected data on their use of government-funded services over time. The initiative looks at data from administrative…
… Health and well-being of children in care in British Columbia: Educational Experience and Outcomes Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2007 British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth This report is the second in a planned series of … This report is the second in a planned series of four joint special reports on the health and well-being of children in care in British Columbia. The Representative for Children and Youth is working in partnership with the Provincial Health Officer on this initiative, which was begun as a joint initiative of the former Child and Youth Officer and the Provincial Health Officer.
… Health status of children and youth in care in British Columbia: What do the mortality … report represents a step forward in our ability to measure and monitor the health status of one particularly vulnerable group of children and youth – those who have come into government care. For … This report represents a step forward in our ability to measure and monitor the health status of one particularly vulnerable group of children and youth – those who have come into government care. For the first time, death rates for children and youth in care have been calculated and compared with those of the general population. Trends are examined over a 15-year period, during which there were…
… Minister's Advisory Committee on Children and Family Services Act and Adoption Information Act Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2008 Nova Scotia Advisory Committee on Children and Family Services Act This report reflects the work of the … This report reflects the work of the Minister’s Advisory Committee on the Children and Family Services Act and the Adoption Information Act. The Committee for this report was established in November 2005 in accordance with the mandate of the Advisory Committee.
… Cognitive and Emotional Differences Between Abusive and Non-Abusive Fathers Article de journaux Recherche … Karen J. Wolfe, David There is a need for greater understanding of the characteristics of abusive fathers and … There is a need for greater understanding of the characteristics of abusive fathers and appropriate interventions as fathers perpetrate a substantial portion of child physical abuse in North America. The present study examined differences between abusive and non-abusive fathers on a broad range of demographic, cognitive, and affective factors Twenty-four abusive fathers, all with a record of…
… Self-Managed Care: Evaluating partnership, social networks and community capacity building in the provision of respite … Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2004 Wright, Alexandra Barnby, Valerie Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare … Self-Managed Care: Evaluating partnership, social networks and community capacity building in the provision of respite …
… Touchstones of Hope for Indigenous Children, Youth, and Families Rapport Rapport canadien sur la PE 2006 … Terry George, John Brown, Ivan Formsma, Jocelyn Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders in child welfare gathered in … Looking Back, Reaching Forward –Indigenous Peoples and Child Welfare . The collective belief that child welfare … Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders in child welfare gathered in Niagara Falls in October 2005 at a historic event, entitled Reconciliation: Looking Back, Reaching Forward –Indigenous Peoples and Child Welfare. The collective belief that child welfare can, and must, do better for Indigenous children, youth, and their families was the creative force behind this event. Using the analogy of a…